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12239À
12240Peasant 26, m 24474 mm 1S1
12241Rec. 31, 26, a kind of medicinal plant, herb, or
12242fruit.
12243ànb) 1f. to dance, to perform acrobatic feats.
12244änba ml Ebers 100, 15.......
12245ánbs (1) |Yf(sic) 'o, 17. 1907,
1224646, title of an official of Thebes.
12247áneb-t (P), aneb-tá (0)0l,
12248P.79,1-18.N. 22, 1 08, M.109,
12249dual of C, lord.
12250pamm
12251anp Yo I B.D. 188, 3
12252anp1mw B, Sphinx text 4, Lmm
12253mum Thes. 128I, child, boy, prince,
12254IV, 157, 898, 991.
12255ànp fa&, to swatke, to wrap round.
12256anep 4us3, Rec: 29,157,10 decay, to stink,
12257Anp, Anpu l mta , Peasant B 2,
12258115, l0 2Д, Reс. 36, 1x, S, Rec. 2,27,
12259impt. 4
12260Д.4a.Д.4. J), the god Anubis,
12261the judge of hearts (U. 220); Copt. arorn.
12262Ánpu (. NI, Edfa I, 14, the four
12263forms of Amnibis: (1) Aam 3t-8o
12264(2) 0 10
12265100O
12266Anpit 400 ts. Lanzones pl. 3f2 cou.
12267Anp-ämi-ut 4mm ДH8g, B.D.
12268151, 156, A mm A'e4i
12269Anubis in the embalming chamber.
12270Anp neb-Ta-tchesertt /wn
12271omN, Anubis, lord of the cemetery
12272Anp heni (mm 00, Juat V, a
12273jackal-headed god who guarded the river of fire,
12274a form of Anubis.
1227561 ]
12276Anp-heri-em-pet-ta-țuat
122771 I0 Cairo Pap. III, 5, Anubis,
12278governor of heaven, earth and underworld.
12279Änp khenti Äment 5o Ih e
12280T. 387, U. 7I, N. 331, J0 1h
12281MI. 403, Anubis, lord of Ament, the predecessor
12282of Osiris.
12283Anp khenti-seh-neter man
12284M7-g.BD.1, Anubiai oithegthe hall of the god.
12285Anpkhenta-ta-uãb taihmm 0
12286B→I.P. 80, N. 24, 4 mm
12287ai, Anubis, chief of the holy place.
12288Anp Khenti Ta-tchesertt ta ihe
122891, P. 707, Anubis, prince of the cemetery.
12290Anp sa-Asår ( Joд•
12291Anubis, son of Osiris.
12292Anp lmm Anubis of various cities:
122930,190,107 *- @ ∞o "1C'
12294etc., Mar. Aby. I, 45, Nesi-Anisu 25,
1229524.
12296Anpu Vast Yof II"", bis of Thebes. Tuat HI, Anu-
12297Anp( Denderah IV, 83, god of the 14th Aat.
12298AnPHoN worshipped in the South. Ombos I, 62, a hunting-god
12299anp 4ot ee, a name of hhe moday of the month.
12300änef | m www
12301droppings from the eye, diarrhoea, any
12302kind of bodily exudation.
12303anom /um f, 1 mm = 1·
12304, I.ID. III, 14013 = Sp, who?
12305Copt. Nill.
12306anom 4J1Eg.U.543, M →,
123071:208 4 I41IA.
12308EI7, Rec. 30, 07, 191, 31, 162,
p. 224
12309L to. Amm EDa, Rec. 5,90, 4
12310Amnd to A mm r aa. fmm f
12311A Do, 1 ml i to 5,1 mml
123121 &h, skin of human beings, or animals, hide,
12313pelt; Copt aroee: ( m ISS4CD.
12314Rec. 30,67.
12315ánemu (e усі, "skins,"
12316man
12317i.c., human beings.
12318ànem-t ( 8.4mm
123191O, 4m mg' Rec. 14, 195, skil bottles,
12320vessels of drink; plur. 1 e www
12321Rec. 16, 5%
12322án-m'k-t n →, Greene II, 17;
12323home, abode, dwelling.
12324ànmer (1 , Rec. 33, 35 = 15
12325to love.
12326anmesit ( NART, coth, garment. apparel.
12327ánen (22, 4mm : see ån.
12328Anenit 427 mm 44" I.. B.D. 168, god-
12329desses who bestowed virility.
12330àner J< •, De Hymnis 44, shell of an egg.
12331áner 1m, 4 ww am 8, gravel,
12332stone; Copt. wne.
12333änrit (mm 000 E stone, pebble, worked
12334stone; plur. U 4001
12335Aner-ti l 511m' IV, 894,
12336the two rocks near Al-Kâb; L mmo B.D. 134.
12337aner uã f ‹2, IV, 933, monolith.
12338aner-en-baa | mm , basalt.
12339äner-en-benu |mmm ] www
12340rarr.g pmmoi - ш), ycellow sandstone.
1234162 ]
12342áner-en-bekhenu "
12343mm
12344mm, porphyry.
12345áner-en-ma " www
12346Rec. 3,48, granite.
12347Áner-en-Maät l
12348Sinsin I, "stone of truth," a title of Osiris.
12349aner-en-rut 1 mm
12350sandstone.
12351äner-en-rut-ent-țu-Țesher
12352-mmg4omm,Thes. x286, red
12353sandstone.
12354äner-en-sen-t 1 un f mum I' IV,
12355II74, a kind of stone.
12356äner hetch (dR
12357white calcareous stone, limestone.
12358äner betch-nefer-on-rut-t 4u
12359uumThes. 1285, fine white sandstone.
12360áner sept (m A' prepared stone (?)
12361àner kam (Gc,lu
12362, black granite.
12363anr Ml O, a vase (?)
12364ánrn D, skin head corering
12365änr il 2R, Anastasi Pap. IV,
123669, a reptile (?), worm (?)
12367ánr.... Birch I.H. 15,
12368a kind of cake or bread.
12369Án-ruț-f"
12370"the place where nothing grows," a mythological
12371mиn-
12372locality at Hensu; var.
12373nww ww
12374ánrana (alana) M!
12375MI oak trees; Heb.jiby
12376ori7$.
12377ànrahama (århama) MI
12378I!!' Anastasi IV, 14,5,
12379Paris 1, r0A, 18, pomegranate; Heb. jie?,
12380Syr. resaot, Arab, ule,, lith, C9,4:, Copt.
12381деряедп.
p. 225
12382Á
12383Anratat MI
12384the river Orontes.
12385ánhama j',,. ww
12386Harris I, 56A, 5, pomegranate; see M1 й', т
12387(i; var. fM rmy),
12388l11
12389ánhemen | n миy@, IV, 73, Rec. 2,
12390oт. 4 I an. s, 4mim sass шии
12391O, a fruit-bearing tree and
12392the fruit thereof, pomegranate; see M1,,, M0
123930, etc.
12394Anhetut Yni sinning apet ohs. singing ape-gods.
12395anh l s -, lumm8 to s, A mn
12396{=,19 =,148ca,
12397eyebrows; Demotic form, 548418; Copt.
12398EN2, П2.
12399änk lmle
12400A8E, Rec. 8, 134, 4 mn
12401e xtf, to surround, to enclose, to embrace, to
12402Nap round; 1 mmsf 1l1'
12403rimmed, or banded, with gold.
12404änhu |ma8 →d, round or encircle. those who sur-
12405anh fmn ,1mu 1 an
12406enclosed place of protection, courtyard.
12407ánh 1e8 , a word with a hidden
12408nwn
12409meaning, a secret, a riddle.
12410amta-t lMn8o, vase, vessel.
12411anhasap(?) ÅŸ1E°,a kintorsave. guent or salve.
12412Án-hefta 4 8a, Tuat IX, a guardian
12413of the 8th Gate.
12414anhom 1mm8 , skin, colour,
12415covering; mistake for 1 mmd
1241663 ]
12417änhem lu (?) U.I82,to carry off.
12418ånherher " § to reioieeieee
12419àn-khu jommloe Tu kinao tone: a kind of stone.
12420ankhurasmara |I!
12421• I ll' Alt. K. No. Sr, a precious stone.
12422äns-t amn, 4'a D a tits of thebaseis- tess of Bubastis.
12423anes fmmß, P. 662, fumPTT, M.
12424174, U.398, I. 243, Te, T,
12425fmolmlo, femo, m T.
12426la"T.Ammp"T. Am
12427NoT, a red bandlet, cloth, apparel; plur.
12428ATTT,U.13lm Tl
12429LAT.4n8
12430Ánes-Ra (m0 Д, B.D. (Saite) 42, 3
12431ans-t ( •Pose lmale
12432AmPOS, AEMO SI, AMMSS,
12433thi sote of the soot; plar Iam fe
12434un l'9l.
12435ans-t fumma a, the hoof of an animal.
12436ins-t Ammlo iit, a kingt. inpronne. Gr. avioon ?
12437ans-t Ammpo..' ', Peasant 34, the seec of the same.
12438ànsu +*, J+N, king; see nesu Thes. 021, 941
12439änsuti 1 7 ], Rec. +, es, j& Д.
12440a reed case, bos (?)
12441änseb-t (mmlJo, V. 100 Aame(z, to flame (?)
12442ana (A ReC. 17,50, ° 14 21
12443to withdraw, to return (?)
12444ånq l s ES.U. 230, 4m 2%
12445P. 667, ML. 177, 0m /7 EP, l. 6or,
12446p().s.472124058
p. 226
12447famnid, fimse, fmn Ani
12448Dcãs lmi, Ihes. 1296, A mn ().
12449fimffsAm(fs, lmms
12450Amen. 13, 3, to embrace, to gather
12451together, gird round.
12452Äng-t lmm e min, B.D. 15313, 3, the net
12453used by the Akeru gods in snaring souls.
12454ángá | mn l ° #, kec. 30, tackle of a boat. 67, cordage,
12455anqeiqef-t ium. mmaciaos Anas-
12456tasi Pap. I, 24, 7, a part of a chariot, or harness.
12457änk, ännk f te. 4 am te
12458a kind of
12459plant.
12460ànk , to tie, to fetter, to restrain.
12461ánk| • fiend; plar. 4/T781
12462Anku fu TD, Țuat VII, "the netter,"
12463a god who fettered the foes of Osiris.
12464ant 2o, 1069 to bind up or cripple (the toes).
12465ant-t fmy,, Amm @, cord, rope,
12466chain; pl. ánt-ut, a el l um@ olll'
12467Rec. 31, 17.
12468mm Tuat X, the chain by which
12469Ant-t 4= @'Aapep is fettered to the carth.
12470Antiu f www IIl' Tuat X, a group of
12471four gods who slew Aapep
12472änt (mmmc, Hymnlo Doku, to closiie, to choke, to close up.
12473anti-tu lí mms@hindrance, obstruction.
12474ant-t wn ,N. 682....
12475Ant-ti frD. l5"A. Nav. Lit 5d.
12476antu (OB, L.D. III, I701 = o f,
12477Äntriush 972044874, Darius;
12478sce Oe Il: Pers. T T21K--TE
12479<T T, Babyl YEKY-YY EE #-K.
12480Antesh fmi , Mctternich Stcle 73,
12481a mythological animal.
1248234]
12483ànth-t |= @, fetter, cord, cordage, rope,
12484tackle; plur. Lam C0. U.432, 15
12485T.242,4 B55 Rec. 30, 187. 67,
12486Antheti lame lI@ Tomb Seti I, one of
12487the 75 fornis of Rã (No. 64).
12488Antheth • functions unknown. Tuat Vi, a goddess
12489änthenem (m/. (,",137...
12490ant lmn s, Neey o, to be in need
12491of, want, misery, sadness, disgust, trouble.
12492Antebu l m j, B.D. 99,7,
12493Je fed it, a god.
12494änetch (%, protector, defender, advo-
12495www
12496cate, avenger; see
12497448. 445 84P. 366, 658, 764.
12498änetch 1*, to strike, P. 201.
12499änetch her 1* ? , N. 709,
1250010a228, M. 242, l98
12501179,4418, salutation to
12502thee! ihe opening words of many hymns; see
12503•da2%
12504antch i 7,1z, to sufter grier or
12505pain, oppressed, depressed.
12506antch-t . grief, sorrow, pain.
12507äntcher ( m~n BR L ER mwo→
12508T. 380, NL. 394, to grasp, to seize.
12509år , a conditional particle, when, if.
12510år an emphatic particle; also used
12511with other partices, es., 14l1mn
12512slole
12513Rer: 6, 12.
12514L=0, more than; 1AL
12515f: r.2=1401.
12516D, N.699.
p. 227
12517ar , an old form of the preposition →,
12518at, by, to, fowards, as far as, against, until.
12519ar lfs= preposition = to, to- wards, etc.
12520ár 188. Nasta3en Strp ositio22,35 20,32 = preposition «
12521ár |FS = preposition to, to- wards, from, etc.
12522ár-her |p= 7,4P , into
12523the presence of someone; Copt. E&PEN.
12524ár, ári (s, U. 586, P. 16, 96, es,
125258,1ff.P. 190, 11.392,
125269444 3, M. т14, lip,
12527S Rec. 37, 76, 4 2
12528e, to make, to
12529do, to create, to forin, to fashion, to beget, to
12530produce, to pass the time, to be made, done,
12531created, etc., and used as an auxiliary; Copt.
12532єтре; o, do not; Copt. еёПр, еепер;
12533Nistasen Stele 66 =
12534«АПТЄцЕТрЄ.
12535ari ces, to risit, coll ye.
12536M, "any other man who visited
12537~ww
12538Amam"; e → us "I visited
12539the mine region."
12540ari os, to serve in the army, umm'
12541"a second time I served."
12542ári ‹es, to amount to, eeeee xecen
12543nnn n
12544nnnlillIV, 666, "amounting to 1784 teben"
12545ári ces, to pass the time, — m
12546www - →s, "I passed
12547eight days in exploring."
12548ári abu o s, to make a stop-
12549page, ie., to cease.
12550åri åau-t o wto occupy an officc,
12551to enjoy a dignity, to exercise the functions of
12552a certain office.
12553åri åakh to benefit somcone,
12554to do good to.
12555åri åui to praise, to perform
12556a service of praise.
125574
12558ári áb (P) o , to do the will of some-
12559one, to carry out the intent of someone.
12560ári ár-t :, to milk an animal.
12561åri aterti to go through Upper and
12562Lower Egypt.
12563ari ā (?) to work the irrigation
12564of a district.
12565ári ānkh , P.S.B. 1o, 47, to
12566take an oath, to perform what one has sworn
12567to do.
12568åri änt worker on the nails,
12569manicurist.
12570àri äntch ‹xox, to heal, to make to
12571recorer, to restore to soundness.
12572áriua-t(?) , to travel, to journey.
12573äriuat-shu e Befe eTYP, Rcс. 19,
1257492, to work at the trade ofa
12575ári utcha o , to heal.
12576ári baka-t o L , to
12577conceive, to become pregnant; Copt. epßoKs.
12578åri-t pequ • to prepare
12579food
12580ari em hetep n, to work
12581contentedly.
12582ari hetep- e, to do what
12583ought to be done.
12584ári em qaá elu
12585to make oneself like someone, to feign to be
12586someone else, to disguise oneself, to pretend.
12587åri em țenà-t mlot, to
12588register oneself, to enrol one's name.
12589åri-t maat B%}, to practise
12590right, to lead a life of integrity.
12591årim'k-t a to protect, to spread
12592'the wings over young.
12593ari-t menkh-t , to do thę
12594very best work.
12595åri metcha
12596@
12597to write a book.
12598ári en cosmm, made by, produced by;
12599• • "produced by the lady of the house,"
12600mno CJ "born of the lady' of the house."
p. 228
12601ári ennu O, Rec. 2I, So, to do
12602@
12603a thing continually.
12604àri nefer =, to pertorm a task well.
12605ari nefer-t e , to have inter-
12606course with a virgin.
12607ári neh e n 9, to protect.
12608åri nekhi 0l fed, to protect.
12609àri nekhen • Sh, to renew one's
12610youth, to act as a youth.
12611åri neter s7, 1o deify.
12612ari netch o fus, to shew pity, ct. protect
12613ári-netchemm-t-àm-henen
126148 mam, P. 466,
12615M. 529, N. 1108, to masturbate.
12616åri rethu åqeru •
12617, to appoint "trustworthy people."
12618åri Haker , to
126190 0 0
12620celebrate the Haker festival.
12621åri hep er o O, to set the law
12622in motion against someone.
12623@
12624åri hru o,, to pass the day.
12625åri hru nefer B,J, to make a
12626day of rejoicing, to celebrate a festival.
12627åri hett " A, to praise.
12628åri ha , to make magical passes
12629over the dead; s oo, to
12630make magical passes over the eyes.
12631àri-t heb lo ill' to celebrate a festival.
12632ári hebsu e 8 l' to make
12633cloth, ie., to weare.
12634åri hep-t os 8°!, to work the paddle •0 "' ie. to row a boat.
12635àrihemu e b'o
12636to work the steering oar or rudder, to steer.
12637ári hem of, to work at a trade or handicraft.
1263866 ]
12639ari hem-t •
12640, to live with a wife; o
1264100
12642to pass time in philandering.
12643àri her o n, to terrify:
12644åri hest o {l •, to do the pleasure
12645of someone, to make someone pleased.
12646åri khet o 77, to do things, to be
12647active, to acquire wealth, to sacrifice.
12648åri kheperu • Vt, to effect
12649transformnations, to take different forms ; mim
12650, they changed their forms.
12651åri kheru le , Rec. 2I,
1265287, to thunder.
12653åri kher-f to perform his daily
12654task.
12655åri sa to make magical passes
12656over someone.
12657ari sep sen O g to repeat.
12658àri sem oi 2, to greet with
12659good words; Copt. pceeox (.)
12660ári senther •
12661to make an offering of incense, to cense.
12662åri sekhem o to play the sistrum.
12663åri sekheru « ii, to devise
12664plans, to arrange men's destinies, a title of one
12665of the Khensu gods at Thebes.
12666åri sesh c to act as a scribe, to
12667copy a document or book; TE4162.
12668to act as a scribe, to copy; o
126698g, to do into writing ;
12670Il'IV,1004.
12671ári seshsh eßl%, cg 1 0,10
12672play, or rattle, the sistrum.
12673åri seshem kh[n]s o
12674to praise.
12675ári seka e UA
12676plough.
p. 229
12677ari-t setep sa (?) 88880' to make
12678magical passes, to perform magical ceremonies
12679with a view of securing protection from evil, to
12680visit the Court.
12681ári shen • W, hairdresser ; -.
12682Tь chief hairdresser at Court.
12683åri kat oVe , "doer of
12684the Splendid Works of the Lord of the Two
12685Lands," ie., the royal Clerk of the Works.
12686ári gestep e ex, to protect.
12687ari ta-t tepfo81em- 1<|I
12688, he who has laid his head npon the
12689earth, i.e., the dead man.
12690ári tcheț e , to make a speech, to
12691say.
12692ariu :44S ypi, working men,slaves servants.
12693ärit SH-9l,. ;11 д1, work-
12694ing women.
12695áru, äriu $'"S48}
12696='f10
126971, workers, doers, those who make, etc.
12698ari-t <e lo, IV, gor, made, artifcial
12699(oro/., lapislazuli).
12700ari-te1lo,I.372, les), P.191,
1270118,p.170: 9,0110,01o
12702138 >, something done, work, the act of
12703working, deed, act, a thing to be done; plur.
12704o lll' 0,011,8
12705; work of all kinds.
12706åri-t e ,2p, creature; plur. o ili Creatures,
12707human beings, mankind.
12708Ári -2.1BT D, Rec. 33,176,
12709"worker," il., the creative god, as opposed to
12710the god whose heart is sil ie, 5
12711Ari @ , Ombos I, 1, 186-188, one of
12712the 14 Kau of Ra.
1271367 ]
12714Ariti N, Rec. 15,178, a goddess.
12715Árit-åakhu M, Tuat VII,
12716a star-goddess.
12717Ari-Amon o fumD, a god.
12718Árit-àru (?) Tuat VII, a star-goddess.
12719Ari-maät e 2f, o 2fl.
12720"doer of the right," a name of
12721Osiris and of other deities.
12722Ári-em-áb-f o Д,B.D.125,
12723II, one of the 42 Assessors of Osiris.
12724Ári-em-āua 5447, Rec. 4,28,
127255818
12726GENAOsa
127278, Berg. x, 7: (1) one of the four grand-
12728sons of Horus; (2) god of the 6th hour of the
12729night; (3) god of the a5th day of the month.
12730Ári-en-áb-f •51 mnte 9, B.D. 110, +3,
12731a blue-eyed god in Sekhet-Aaru.
12732Àri-entuten-em-meska-en Nem-
12733uI m
12734www
12735B.D. 99, 19, the leathers of the magical boåt.
12736Ári-ren-f-tchesef 59 Berg. 1,
127377, Rec. 4, 28, *2238
12738(1) one of the four grandsons of Horus ; (z) god
12739of the roth day of the month; (3) a part of the
12740magical boat ; (4) god of the 8th hour of the day.
12741Ári-hetch-f o
12742"creator of his light," a god.
12743åri-khet , "maker of things,"
12744a title of several gods and kings.
12745Ariu-kamt 10 C
12746Tuat VI, the 12 gardeners of Osiris.
12747Ári-ta , Rec. 27,189, a title of Ptab.
12748Árit-ta-theth (P) I I
12749Tuat X, a lioness-goddess.
12750Ari-tchet-f oel, o
12751the god and festival of the oth day of the month.
12752F 2
p. 230
12753ar , to see; compare Heb. M#7 and
12754Copt. EscUp& (?)
12755år O, the pupil of the eye; Copt. 10pg.
12756àr-ui o Ill'Oll, the tiro
12757eyes. This reading is very doubtful; the correct
12758reading is, perhaps, something like the Coptic
12759BaX
12760àr-t
12761ol'o'
12762e, the eje; compare Copt. EJAT,
12763a seeing, a looking, look, glance, the faculty or act
12764of seeing, sight, vision; and el in elepßoore,
12765evil eye.
12766år-t em år-t • ,,eýe 1o eye.
12767ár-ti oscs, U.63, ,U.551,
12768-, P.r67, o,
12769• O, the two eyes ; , eyes.
12770ar-ti en nesu um' " title of an
12771www official.
12772år-t nebt op f
12773,"every
12774eye," i.e., all persons, everybody.
12775Ar-t(?) y, B.D. Ior, 4, the lije of
12776seren cubits with a pupil of three cubits.
12777Ar-t-äabt Ot,fes ff Thes ros,
12778the left eye of Horus or Rã, i.e., the moon.
12779Ar-t-uā ' 12, B.ID. (Saite) 115, 1,
12780"one eye," a title of the Sun-god.
12781Ax-t-unem-t of ~B.D.17
12782yi, the right eye of Rü, ie., the sun.
12783Ár-t-unemi os fy Trs ios,an R. of Sirius and Ra.
12784Ar-t-utt (?) Rec. 30,183, a goddess.
12785Ar-ti-f-em-khet « , one of
127860'o
12787the 42 Judges in the Hall of Osiris.
12788Ar-ti-f-em-tes
12789B.D. 125, Il, "Flint-eyes," or "fiery-eyes,"
12790a god of Sekhem, one of the 42 Assessors; varr.
1279168 ]
12792Ár-ti-m-tches
12793Rec. 15, 17, one of the 42 Assessors of Osiris.
12794Ar-t Ra 1° omm
12795D, eye of Ri, the mid-day sun.
12796Ar-t-Rā-neb-taui sa/ II' Om-
12797bos I, I, 47, a serpent-goddess.
12798Ár-t-Heru , N. 421, 2s8
12799U. 91, II2, 117, the Eye of Horus, i.e., the sun ;
12800fem.eos , Denderah IV, 8r; em
12801U. 37, the two eyes of Horus, one black, one
12802white; o / *, T. 196, P. 678, N. 1392,
12803the southern Eye of Horus;
12804U. 37, the two Eyes of Horus = and
12805Osf, P. 264, 265; J,U. 5r6, the
12806green Eye of Horus; → 9,N. 519, the
12807white Eye of Horus; ythe
12808Ar-t Heru hetch-t o
12809a ceremonial garment.
12810Ar-t Khnemu L° ' Khnemu. the Eye of
12811Ár-t Khnemu 0 se, P. 444,
128128SA2IIE, M. 550, Les
12813N. 1130, "Eye of Khnem," the name of the
12814boat of Her-f-ha-f.
12815Ar-t Shu •,PBR, Ese of Shu, ie,
12816the day-sun.
12817Ár-t (P) Teb , Т. 245,
12818, 728, 2 god.
12819Ár-t (P) Tem aIP N, Pap. Mut-
12820hetep 5, Eye of Tem, the setting sun; fem.
12821O, Denderah IV, Sr.
p. 231
12822[6
12823Ar-ti-tchet-i (P)
12824god of the gth day of the month.
12825ar, áru fo ff.N. n9, l e
12826U. 427, 10 18 2, Rec. 27, 217, 19s
12827148110111011o1
128281P.401,408.405f, form, figure,
12829image, ceremony; rite; plur. | es Ig, N. 213,
12830108, I: 247, P. a6, l0 Bf:;
12831'T. 245,, 08Д1, afД1, Reс 33,33,
12832-IIPHACNTCD
12833Đo,lelll
12834Arule
12835T. 245, 330, the divine forms in the Tuat.
12836ár ! mm, river; Copt, E10OP.
12837ar-t l www шт, в www moisture, flow of water.
12838mas a
12839ar-āa , Herusatef Stele 17,
12840wnm e
12841the Nile; Copt. erepo.
12842ärt-t180018
12843ReC. 27, 235, 183,4 mm, fot?
12844181013,400103
12845831880158189
12846J0, Rec. 32,183, 4140, Rec. 13,1,21,
12847milk; Copt. epwTe; see fEz.
12848ärtu (árut) foof), u. 68, le
12849-PyPyPYp, N. 327, 48 -Bi, women
12850who give suck, nurses (?)
12851àru l 557, stalled ox; plur.
128521eBaai, cattle for sacrifice.
12853arit(ello F, milch cow:
12854beans; Copt. &.pw, Arab. Jai.
128559]
12856ar-tilos I!'a kind of sced or grain (2)
12857ar-ti lo !!' some strong-smelling
12858substance, or disagreeable sensation.
12859àr l , to be oppressed; ammy
12860Rec. 2,109, greatly oppressed
12861árti (o
12862oppressed one, a man in trouble.
12863Ari-t 1e44 → Tuat V, the gale
12864of the 5th division of the Tuat.
12865år-ut •Po» part of the magical boat.
12866ar-tit 1° J8, blue garmenst.
12867arti lod Tr,coloured cloth of
12868which flags are made.
12869Arti(1) 0I44T,tuat Ix, a god
12870who swathed Osiris.
12871ari 1oll,N. 395, 10l,N. 1164,
12872T,P. 663, 10l, P. 204,96x,
1287310,0,19,19 "V4,10
12874X?%, he who belongs to something, or someone,
12875one who isin charge, keuper; dual, 1 00 1844,
12876P. 394, N1. 557, N. 1I67; plur. 108
12877P. 433,1→l108, 11. 619, 10%,
12878S-A ,N. I22t; Copt. єpнr.
12879ari (X?E, the man whose duty it
12880wasto attend io something; fem. A.
12881ari 1SIIA Д, Rev. 11, 139, 13, 25,
12882, friend, associate, companion.
12883ar-t 10
128842f48
12885Mr e fi, that which appertains to someone or
12886something, the duty of someone, office, appoint-
12887ment.
12888àri àui (° Ae, litle of a periesty of. Upper Egypt.
p. 232
12889åriu äakhut -i
12890dwellers in the horizon.
12891ariaru yi VD, title of the high
12892priest of the roth Nome of Upper Esypt.
12893Åri-år-t-tchesef
12894Rec. 4, 28, i god.
12895ári ás-t W J, throne attendant.
12896Ári-ås-t-neter J59, Iuat II,
12897guardian of the divine throne.
12898äriäui ("A1Z192
128994 E11, belonging to the armse,ts, a bracs- lets, armlets.
12900aria-t loxos steward, house- keeper
12901áriãal , N.1074, l E. P.655,
129021241541EN
12903muur' porter, doorkeeper; plur.
12904HEHSYCA
12905Ári äui y? m ттт, B.DD. C. 608, kieeper of
12906the Two Gates (Egypt); a title of Horus.
12907Ári-âa-om-ás-t-maât \I EJ
12908Do O, Cairo P'ap. VIl, 4, a lioness-goddess,
12909keeper of the throne in the Hall of Judgment.
12910Ári-ãa-en-Asár 4, a Lep mn D
12911N. 1074, the doorkeeper of Osiris.
12912Árt-aa-nt-pet 15fm
12913P. 651, 11.752, the doorkeeper of heaven.
12914äriãau X? l assherd.
12915Ari-anb-e l milea , Țuat VIII,
12916a dog-god in the Circle Åakebi.
12917arianti l "Xmmsayp, Quelques
12918lap. 67, title of an official of the "House of
12919Life," == f =a.
1292070 ]
12921åri arit (
12922pylon-keeper;plur.d 218-f
12923Г
12924Ari-user-t X7 1,, Thes, ess, the god- dess Mehennit.
12925äri pet DISA →'
12926ДДР. 299,
12927belonging to the heavens, i.e., divine being, or
12928bird; plur. IFF U. 430, 4D
129292126,4-8442P.391, M.557,
12930N. 1164, l°
12931¡→, creatures of earth, T. 240.
12932Ári-pehti → 12 Denderah IV, 79, a bull-god
12933ari-tpehui " fil de perles (Lacau).
12934ári petch-t 1→ X? 1. 1' bor-bearer, ~ bow-master,
12935ari m'kha-t ! 4110
12936AIMIINE master or the scales a title of Anubis.
12937åri menkh-t xg 101, keeper of the
12938wardrobe.
12939Ari mehiu l mmoo 445
12940Tuat V, the keeper of the drowned in the Tuat.
12941ari nit (P) 1° www steers- man.
12942åri Nekhen o' a title of high rank or
12943learning; see Nekhen.
12944Ari-nebäui (omm J4C0D g.
12945Tuat I, keeper of the fire, stoker, a fire god
12946Ári-nefert (∞. ‹ 5@, Tuat IN,
12947keeper of the boat's tackle, a sailor of Af's boat.
12948Ari-ti-nefert ( , keeper
12949of the virgins.
12950arinoter | 91, belonging to the god, sacred property:
12951Ári-t-neter-s 1O91, o9l,
12952Tuat I, attendant on her god, a singing-goddess.
p. 233
12953àri rețui (° "MISSIO
12954IS, belonging to the feet, ie., anklets.
12955Ári-ret-ur L9S→, P. 672,
129561S5E,N.661, 451972
12957N. 1276, "keeper of the Great Leg," a god.
12958ári rețui y?SS, Rec. 333, 6, assaiate, companion.
12959Ariu-hut (on8", B.D. 168,
12960gods who directed the food supply.
12961ari ha-t (" 9 zex, M-9,
12962VD zes, captain, title of a priest.
12963áriheb y900 • ,director of the festival.
12964ari hemu ( , steersman.
12965Ari-hems-nefer ("6 Д.4
12966"DLONEDOlEE
12967MIDA12ID,a Sadâni sod,
12968whose wife was Tefnut; (
12969o = Arensnuphis.
12970ari honbiu K1Rm149fl
12971overseer of the cultivators.
12972ari kh-t yl° it woehe oticere)
12973Ári-khabu lo 27
12974Tuat VI, master of the scythes, ie., of the
12975Seven Reapers of Osiris.
12976ari khekh y "oie,
12977, belonging to the neck, i.e., collar,
12978necklet;4
12979äri sápu A"MIN RI
12980B.D. 17, 123, keeper of the divine register of
12981in lur Ч Х
12982Moftidi
12983ariu surà ("4K&|1S
12984A Mum D, butlers, men in charge of drinks.
12985àri ba ( *|— wumr' keeper. door-
1298671 ]
12987arisebkh-ty?ll l°, gatekeeper.
12988Áriu sem-t (?) 10%
12989B.D. 14I, 61, the divine keepers of cemeteries.
12990ari seshem (oyf 1
12991Rec. 26, 7, keeper of the slaughter-house (?)
12992Ar-stau 198 • Ms, a portion of
12993the kingdom of Seker the Death-god.
12994Ariu-stau-amențiu (o Bxli
1299501m844Dl,B.D.17
1299631 (Nebseni), the overseers of the slaughtering
12997gods.
12998ari qeb-en-she-en-shet x?1-Im
12999I, keeper of the bend in thet fire. of Fire.
13000Ári kenem | 2s :*, Ombos 1, 1,
13001252, the keeper of the Dekans.
13002àri-tta l 1ibelongiing to
13003earth, i.e., a man, or animal.
13004Áriu-ta (0 8=,10ß
13005:, U. 431, I. 246, the denizens of earth.
13006Áriu-ta (?) 10 I /, B.D. I68,
13007the four water-gods in the 'Tuat.
13008ari thetthet (
13009Ámen. 22,20.
13010áriu tha-t (
13011Amherst Pap. 28, companions in theft,
13012fellow robbers.
13013Ari-tes (0Na9A. Berg I,
1301434 X711l tesla, 130, keperio Edfa I, 13D, keeper of
13015aru Müif, bandages, mummy swachings.
13016àx A, to remore, to transport.
13017ar loss,lofo,ameland. of land.
13018ax-t 14c,askins roll, a book;
13019see j'ox.
13020ar-ti loll mas.s, the ivo jambonus,
13021see zi mus s.
p. 234
13022àrr l It, Wört. 102, deaf (?)
13023arr 1oa1 7t grapes,
13024grape seeds; Copt. едooдe.
13025ärr 18305 2,12- 5090 0,
1302618 SO9 D, Alt. K 1o6, a wine jar.
13027аrr-na (2909мm B.M. 5633, a pot (?)
13028Ará l! D, Țuat I, a singing-god.
13029Arar-ti "RPr, tvo uracigod-
13030desses, Isis and Nephthys (?)
13031ári (< 1, knite, weapon.
13032Ári 130 04 yp, A.Z. Bd. 38, 17,
13033a proper name = "15%)
13034ari 194E185044
13035Rec. 35,57, name of a fiend, hostile being.
13036ari-t lexlle :→, fruit, produce.
13037o 44 =' land, estate.
13038àrutana \§- (₴
13039S2, Hearst Pap.
13040Voc. the name of a disease.
13041arut (3) fo8f88
13042to tie, to fetter, to rob; (of8L?
13043ipanyp, poor man, onerobbed of hisgoods.
13044arb feso? Is, to be shut in, driven in; Copt wpß
13045ärabtu.... 19J'P
13046Annales 4, 129 .
13047àrp 1° D . P. 724, 700to, U. 431, 100
13048Foot t, P. 243, 4 7o0Sp, P. ios
1304910 #44,1.98.10 #,loo
1305010 10 '11.10 070,U. 191,1'
13051N. 719, N-1327, wine; Copt. нрп: 10 0
1305272]
13053e, IV, 670, honey wine; #A.
13054Rec. 13,73, wine by measure;
13055wine shop; wine cellar;
13056%09%PTP, wine of the north;
13057801mmmt ,, very fine
13058wine of the Southern Oasis.
13059àrp 1 O, wine of various kinds and
13060districts; ( →, T. 120, wine
13061of Pelusium; L
13062T.19;l O mm #, V. 148,
13063cedar wine; 0 O mm 8 um •,
13064T. 121, ha wine; 4 [ | [ 0, T. 13z,
13065wine of Syene.
13066arp 1° YT, wine plant, vine.
13067arpi[t] l 1,, product, food.
13068àrp 1 S, Rec. 29, 158, to rot, to decay, to ferment.
13069arpai (° 4494 A д, Rer: 12,
13070I6 =
13071arpi 1° 4-, Jour. As. 1908, 300,
13072temple = @; Сорt. рпє.
13073árpi-t 1O 00o, wine cup (?) vase.
13074aref |, B.D. 52, 3a an emphatic par
13075ticke, f
13076arm 1= s, L.D. ii, 498, a word used
13077in connection with a blowpipe.
13078arm 1 f2ß, a man of Aram
13079(Syrian, Mesopotamian).
13080Ármu (P) e A II lypPl, Koller
13081Pap. 4, 3, a tribe in the Sûdân.
13082Armau lof@ D. Thes, g26, a god.
13083ărm'|{<4,1g-
p. 235
13084L7
13085Treaty io, with, along with; see •!
13086Copt. Mee
13087ármen 1a, see remen.
13088Áranth § m, 1$
130891102 =mm, 4 l ag the www
13090River Orontes.
13091Ar-hes sa lll I, alion-god.
13092arekh 1,U.214,4f, Rec. 27,
1309357, to know, make to know; see
13094árkhekh(P)U , II' Theban
13095Ost. No. 4, a mineral.
13096Árkhåm Khertt-neter
13097BM, B.D. (Saite), pl. 72; Dencerals 4,
1309883, a lioness-headed goddess in Aat XI.
13099äres (01)41110(1),
13100І. 286, 370, Р. 69, 670, М. 174, N. 68%, 760,
131011272, to wake up.
13102Ársi Gol. 10, 42, B.D. 181, 14
13103a god
13104arr-sa D, after.
13105Ársu es 1ß 2, Obei. Hatshepset,
13106Kubbân Stele 4, "his maker," the king's god (?)
13107Ársu Ze) yp, a Syrian general
13108who ruled Egypt at the end of the XIXth
13109dynasty.
13110Arsna-t 1m wwn 118Y
13111J D, Rev: 6, 6, 33, 3, Arsinoe.
13112ara lc, to roll up.
13113ára 1$,4%1908, 16, nane of serpent amulet.
13114arqabas go
13115Koller Pap. 4, 3, a kind of stone ; compare Heb.
13116m*zz }}, Arab. (açta l, crystal (?)
13117Ark | P. 266, N. 1244 a god
131183]
13119Arkanatchpan |f ...4
131207,1.7.31,101,
13121Alt. K. 116, a god whose functions are unknown.
13122árk-tá|$- →04o7, a kind of Nood Rechnungen 59
13123Árt1 v0a 1, Rec. 14, 11,1B
13124Mett. Stelc, p. 19, note 15, a serpent-fiend in
13125the Tuat.
13126Árta (e0,0.534, 1. 298, P. 231, a fiend in the Tuat.
13127ärtâtchar \ ".04LI
13128a kind of bird.
13129ärth-tl7,181,U.20, T.338,
13130368, P. 247, milk.
13131Artheth-ãa-sti (P) 123 %, Тomь
13132of Raneses IX, pl. Io, gocl of the serpent "o.
13133art 1=14romm, moisture liquid.
13134artb [ ? Ja measure; Copt.epToB,
13135Gr. üprúßy, Arab. ardeb.
13136ah lng, lEruf, to utter cries of
13137ähu ( SDI i, cries of joy.
13138áha 1 1O B, P. 42, NL. 63, N. 20, 0!
13139ahaa (n 1 } [E]}, IV, 805,
13140shouts of joy.
13141ähai [n'
131421Em I 4 E}O hail ! baccamiacioes of acclamation.
13143áhahai | §n
131441807048j
13145aha(hi?) { D D, T. 185, 387, l. 377,
13146NI. S2o, N. 42, O! moan, cry, hail!
13147äháh |m L, U. 295, a shout of joy.
131486884468
131491 m l4 Sp, a cry of jos, O! hail! hurrah!
13150ahit 1ra ll aff, a cry of joy:.
p. 236
13151['
13152äbh, ähhă, åli 481481฿
13153Rec 336844484
131544B001 Rec. 6,137, 15844 f, ery or
13155josi rejoing plu 0.
13156ábhi |flf, a festival.
13157S, li, sadness, miseamn tr, amte, lamity, affliction. ca-
13158ihai |m D0ani, death cry,
13159death sentence.
13160ahi |fnlf×4Ms, a cry or
13161woe, death wail.
13162ahi |n ", to make io go.
13163aha lm , to go in, to make to embark ;
13164see M s, M. 691, 696.
13165ahai-t UFn \ =, n
13166421Mar. Karn. 52,25,
13167178365,4E0I44El, cor-byre,
13168stalle, any outhouse on a farm, chambers, dock.
13169181m ¡ý, ¡0]
13170I jos, gladness, dancing.
13171ahabu (nI/S, P. 164, Niaser, dancer.
13172åhab |n'
13173sistrum player.
13174åhab ln 1s,lEn I Is,
13175to send a messenger, to let fly (an arrow).
13176àham (n 9, Ahem, 10, 7,
13177Israel Stele 25, inourning
13178T, lament; Copt. a202l.
13179åbam In ,to run aground (of
13180a boat), to drive ashore (of a ship).
13181farm, home-
13182stead
1318374]
13184àhi ln =, o 59, camp,
13185courtyard; plur. ro 00,7,, Israel Stele z.
13186abináua (0447mm4875777
13187house for cattle, cattle-shed.
13188ahi lra llg, grain.
13189ähb (r ) f, to rejoice, be glad.
13190ähbut ( n ] , Rec. 1o, 15°,
13191dancing-women, lore-women, concubines; com-
13192pare va7x.
13193ähbu fo JSVÎRNR Î, IV, 50z, a
13194class of officials or workmen.
13195áhm , Rec. 30,
1319672,33, 8r, 40 % s, to drive ashore lot a
13197ähm | D !HRRES
13198Rec. 30, 217, 4 7,Thes. 1199, ДФ
13199Thes. 1206, groaning, grief; Copt. &202l
13200ähm-t ( n 000
13201, Rec. 29, x65,4 10 ooo sircet-
13202smelling gum, incense, unguent.
13203Åhmesu \ n Rec. 30, 72 a god (?)
13204åhn (O wm B.D.145.3, 12, a wooden instrument.
13205ähir (?) 4R 1,, Mar. Karn. 52,7,
13206camels' hair tents; Hcb. Sx.
13207äb →, and; Copt. 0802.
13208äh M, Mett. Stele 39, to ery:
13209ăh, áhi (2) 4% E, 48" *5, Israel
13210Stele 22, cry of grief, Oh!
13211äl !} s, P.S.B. 24, 6, interjection, O!
13212äh 18s, 10go.
13213á!18571$571, RCc. 28, 92,
13214, I, (=4, ox; Copt. EgE; plur.
13215$7|4857|48057 oxen, cattle;
p. 237
13216F! of the mm f)i, foreign cattle;
132171, Ezi um o1, cattle of
13218certain weight.
13219äb-t 48557T, Rec. 13, 23, 4850 557
13220Bubastis A. 34, cow.
13221An-pet 1 § i0*, 11. 104, "ox ol
13222heaven," the name of a star.
13223ah-tesher (*^9,P.706, "red bull."
13224an T,, pasture (?)
13225äk { 8=
1322644 -, stall, stable, workshop; 48 == 5
13227El, stable of horses; 48 Mm O. man man
13228royal stable.
13229áh-t 4%; i chamber in the tuat.
13230äbut lo8 8111,, Rec. 2, 116, prisons.
13231ál igi, to be green (of land); see aäh.
132321'713
132334%I4%%, acre, ficla, tillage, pasture,
13234parcel of land; Copt. ErCgE; plur. ggi 111'
13235I11
13236see dah.
13237ähuti |{S"4, $$"
13238<Y„ü÷$"
13239189,47 yp, ploughman, fici
13240labourer, jellihe; plur g
13241IT, feLliseeääh.
13242áh184020.4844548441
13243A8 B5 0. U.I50; N. 458 =84I
13244I. I2I, IV, 60, 767, 1078, Annales III, 109, 1o
13245spread out a net, to lay a snare, to catch animals
13246or birds, to surround with a wall, to enclose.
13247äh 48A,48*, fishing net.
1324875 ]
13249äb 18 ffi, a girdle, a collar, necklet,
13250something worn round the neck or body.
13251äla 18e, rope, cord; plur. lifl
13252ål 1& T, papyrus, marsh fower; plur.
1325318TA8C48-TE:Heb 7TN
13254än 18S48. AR,IIA8"NT.
13255a kind of plant and its secd; 48s e
13256white åb.
13257äh 180,4844%, akind oftree; plur.
13258487()
13259áh |{), Rec. 24, 161, the moon; see aah; Copt.102, Heb. D.!
13260Ab 18 ig, the Moon-god.
13261ál 18)le, lunar festira on ee osth day of the month.
13262ah48m, white metal, silver (?)
13263ahu (§ę, limbs, members, flesh, bods:
13264ab-ti 18"SS.48488, soles orthe) feet (?)
13265äh |8S, Wört. 107..
13266ah-t187,18Bor 8
13267steering pole, rudder, paddles plur. Pi
13268aháh 1818,1848 , to worka paddle;
132691Bmm1808, the sound of paddling.
13270äh 18,u.376,489,A848.Ai0s,
13271to smite, to fight.
13272äh 1i0sinl80sß 'packets
13273of arrows (Lacau).
13274åh 188 , spears, arrows.
13275aha18 Ds, to fight; see me
13276=L810 so, some filthy animal.
13277ahai-t 187 40%, sistrum bearer.
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13278['
13279aha 18==1-8a.
13280ahat 1iTp 1*eP, liéee
13281flesh, limbs.
13282áhã (i-, l. 175, to rejoice, l 8
13283_l,U. 166,48→44,P. 194.
13284áha 1S4Y P.450, 643,
13285M. 46I, 678, N. 1239, to rejoice, to acclaim,
1328618=f. N. 69, 649.
13287Ahap 1$ , D I m, te Nile-god.
13288ahi 4844, P. 304 = $ 44, N. 1077, 10
13289smite, to strike.
13290ahi 1844,4844-,ło ee6, te daro. U. 496, I. 319,
13291Áhi 1844, Țuat VI, an attendant on the dead
13292áhi 1844 Psun on New Year's Day. "child," the name of the
13293áhi, ahit 1844 2, 1844 2, Rес. 30,
13294193,35, 170, 177, 48"4 A484-A2
132954844 og, a priest or priestess who person fiçd. the god Áhi.
13296Ahi 184144844 24844 ==,
13297B.D. 125, II, one of the 42 Assessors of Osiris.
13298Áhi, Ahui, Ahai A844%%
13299B.D. 102, 2, 149: (1) a form of Harpokrates ;
13300(2) the god of the ist Äat; (3) the god of
13301the i8th day of the month.
13302Ahi-sa-He-t-her "A, ,B.D. G.
133033+8, a forni of Harpokrates.
13304abu (8"%, a pair of clappers or castanets.
13305Áhui (8"SDe, B.D. 124,15=
13306S Д д(7), ie., Horus and Set.
13307ahi 1844I, hair.
13308Áhi 1814%, Rafi 1, 29, 7aile-rond. dile-fiend.
13309ali-t 4844 mm, fish-pond.
13310ahiut(7) 4844-4P 21, a class or
13311human beings, peasants (3): 4844 D1,a
13312class of divine beings.
1331376]
13314Ahibit 484414102 B.D. I4ó, a
13315goddess of the 17th Pylon.
13316áhu (P) 4885,48 e , weak-
13317ness, helplessness (?)
13318Áhu (P) | 8 C I, B.D. 124, 8, a forni of
13319JarII
13320Áhu 18 Д, Rec. 30, 198 =1-
13321, a form of Thoth; 8
13322Rec. 20,211, ; var. of 1 8
13323Rec. 26,228.
13324ähun 1850 M0j,48mO syp,
13325youth, stripling; plur. 8mm, o
13326Pff, divine child; 48m ß 2
133274855 N, Rec. 32, 176, joung god.
13328ähbenut (?) 48 Jam ASt cinte.
13329áhem |u AN, P. 493, 493,491, L My
13330Sp, N. 1101, 10 decree (7): Jufd,
13331P. 276, M.520, l 1y FUL,N.1101.
13332áhemu (uf B.D. (Nebseni) 92,13
13333ähems fu/yp, N.67, luSM
13334N. 1240, to sit, to seat oneself.
13335áhems |Z S1, P.S.B. 14, 207, a child
13336who was allowed to enter the royal nursery.
13337Ahomt 48 N.872, a warrior- god in the Tuat.
13338www
13339åhenn (8 www g, Nar. Karn. 54, 42 =
133401E()
13341ähennu 48m :, U.167, workmen,
13342field-labourers ; see 8 L1.
13343ähes | 8 1, Iört. 550, to strike (?)
13344Áhes 1{12 , M. 779, a Sûdâni god;
13345var. , l'. 668.
13346ähosmen 18m00zzZ,p. 393
13347packets of natron.
p. 239
13348Á [7
13349Ankai 18LJ441 Д, Hh.431, the god
13350who composed magical spells for the gods.
13351aht-t08° II, rent of a field or estate.
13352áht l o'liquor.
13353áht l S, the lung, or lungs.
13354äbtit |"AP48"4128 480%e'
1335548128.4819-18
1335648440Ee, neck, throat, windpipe, lung.
13357Ähti (8 " Ee f, aname or Osiris as the
13358throat and lungs of the dead.
13359Ahti I8"E, L.D. 4, 82i, consort of
13360Rerit (?)
13361äheth 18=4, U.539, 1:.296
13362ahț , Chamber, stall, stable; see
13363ähți 18*44%e;sce l 8
13364äbetchta 1879.→,P.432, M. 618,
13365N. 1222, t0 dawn.
13366äkh, äkhi (?) A Ai an interjection.
13367ákh!. Copt. 2B0, why? what? where?
13368äkh (o,u. 14, 45,1
13369A"'foff, an interrogative particle : Whyz
13370what ? in what manner? wherefore? how? Copt.
13371249: 844iliewhat? 798443
13372IV, 649; A for why?
13373äkh-rek 1 e SRer.30,99, what
13374is the matter with thee? Copt. &2 POK.
13375äkh-t 1° •4HA° ai4feff, things,
13376property, goods, possessions; see is.
13377äkhit 1°4e→D, product, rerenue, food.
13378ákh (ol I, Rec. 30, 18g, fertile land,
13379grassland.
133807] À
13381äkhkhut 1°C op, plants and heros, vege- tables, verdure.
13382åkhakh (olo * flowers of the sky, ie., the stars.
13383akhäkh (oloz , darkness, night.
13384äkhekh 1º #,4°1® *,1° oi}.
13385*o' darkness, night.
13386Äkhkhi 1°10 g: (1) a doorkeeper
13387in the Tuat; (2) the night personified.
13388Akhekh 1° A. B.D. (Sasociateo isiu.
13389ákhaar 464 es , Rec. 33, 120,
13390street, quarter of a town.
13391äkhab, äkhb-t (no ) ,LH0
133924, pure water.
13393äkhabu (rsJß .grain.
13394äkha (ol,lolid, to prosser to flourish,
13395äkhkha 1°4%, to bégreen, to flourish.
13396ăkhãi falf, P.614, AE44, M.i8o,
13397N. 1137,15 to make to rise on a throne, to crown a man king.
13398akhi follED, sladness, joy:.
13399ákhi lo UD-, upper region, sky.
13400äkhiu 1944 21, spirits; Copt. 1es.
13401Akhkhu 1° M. 409, 1°
13402T: 399, 48 N, B.D. (Saite) 08, 3, the Light-
13403god; var. (o
13404äkhu lo' beings of light, spirits; Copt. I$.
13405Akhuti 1° the two snake-god.
13406desses, Isis and Nephthy's (?)
13407äkhb 1i J2p, to fcod (?)
13408Akhpä ( 918=° : 44 D, Tomb of
13409Seti I, one of the 75 forins of Ra.
p. 240
13410L7
13411ákhem 4 =, to be ignorant, to do
13412nothing, to havenothing; see 2 lo
13413IV, 201, inert, weak, feeble.
13414akhem, äkhem-t ( o →, lo
13415•, without, lacking.
13416äkhm-tãua 12A-NI8,
13417P.142, without sourness (of wine); var.Lo
13418N=3.N. 885.
13419akhm-tama oi
13420N.r27.40f11g , Т. 288, M.65,
13421M.Z, N.885, withoutsmouldreess, or staleness (of bread).
13422äkhem khestch l°
13423oio, N.885, l@ 1017,1.288,
13424N1. 65,l0 -2o/ooPN.126, without
13425going mouldy (of bread).
13426Ákhemit Lo ", U. 645, a goddess,
13427consort of → |
13428Ákhem aut o 10 13144
13429U.477,40 =LOYYP,N.747.......
13430Ákhem-upt-amkhau lo
13431'YYVHOIRA
13432T. 323, a hunting-god who bound the gods for
13433slaughter.
13434Ákhmiu urțu Lo
13435A*;, Hymnof Darius
1343614, B.I. (Saite) 15, 2, 32, 2, 78, 28, 98, 3,
134371o2, 2, the stars that never set (?)
13438Ákhem-urt-f lo Sin TuatIX,
13439a god who supplied souls in the Tuat with water.
13440akhmiu urtehu (o
134413,P. 383, N. 1157, (°
134428,Rec.26, 234, the never-resting.
134438] Á
13444Akhemu-betesh[iu] Lo
13445,P.241, a group of gods in the Tuat.
13446Ákhmui-remtbu (o
13447, U. 236, Lo h
13448N. 71o, the tiro gods (Horus
13449and Set) who reep not.
13450Ákhem-hep-f lo sa Țuat IX,
13451a god who supplied souls in the Tuat with water.
13452Åkhem-khems-f l o
13453Țuat IX, a god who supplied souls in the Tuat
13454with water.
13455Åkhemu-sesháu (o
13456lГ4. ,P. aft, a group of gods in the Tuat.
13457Åkhem-sek (o lc, an ever-
13458lasting god who, under the forms of other gods,
13459protected the members of the deceased. Each
13460of the Cardinal Points possessed an Åkhem-sek.
13461Akhom-sek (o Ж U. 218,
13462219, l0 , P. 658, 763, a star
13463*
13464near the pole, i.e., a star that does not disappear
13465till dawn ; a never-failing, or imperishable, star;
13466a title of Rã, the
13467"never-failing."
13468Ákhmiu-seku (o ***1o
13469*** * *
13470*'V. 211, 314,482, Т. 289,
13471353, 366, 397, P. 158, 159, 18т, 203, 308, 381,
13472712,544, 701, NI. 186, 285, 715, 749, N.118,
13473839, S93, 947, 957, 990, 1196, 1219, 1329,
134741342, Rec. 20, 237, 31, 21 : (1) the "imperish-
13475able" stars, ie., the stars which never set below
13476the horizon; (2) a group of 12 gods with
13477paddles (Tuat X) who were reborn daily.
13478Åkhem-sek-f lo , Tuat IX,
13479a god who supplied souls in the Tuat with water.
13480åkhkhm-t l ,U.141,0
13481T. 112, N. +49, fire.
13482akhem-t lo • I
13483bank of a stream, dam; see ' I 111
13484åkhm-t A.Z. 1910, 125
13485pool, tank.
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13486[7
13487akhemti lofm 1: 238, lof
134881aag
13489iasa, U. 418, the tiro regions (?)
13490Akhmu-t lo DA Atar1.319,
13491V2Rg, NI. 626, a district(?)
13492äkhem (oi, U. 500, lo
13493I. 267, 323, l ° I M N. 39, to seize, to
13494smite, to grasp violently.
13495äkkhm-t 4°f, u. os, lo
13496D, P. 624, NI. 607, N. 1212, a smiting (?)
13497äkhen (
13498= women's apartments; Gr. purarkcio",
13499seraglio, harim.
13500åkhen P. 603, to work a
13501boat.
13502åkher I, Т. 246, 311, 346,
13503, U. 430, Peasant 150, a conjunction, but,
13504because, then; var.U
13505ákher( , but, because, then.
13506ákher ( , possession, property.
13507akher ! , P. 228, 4 59,P. 701,
13508M. 69.4 S589, Hh. 16,18 95,
13509to make to fall, to cast down, to bow oneself to
13510the ground.
13511äkheriu (845,15}
13512sacrifices.
13513äkheriu 1S42A i, the
13514fallen in death, enemies, fiends.
13515Akhsest foEAlolpin g.
135161 B.B.D. 75, 4, a god.
13517akhet 4> U. 3,T.:34.N 47, plant, wood, tree; Copt. ce.
13518às Q||, T. 271, M. 33, an enclitic conjunc-
13519tion, often used as a mark of emphasis, or to
13520draw special attention to the phrase to which it
13521is attached ; it also serves to mark an explanation,
13522and may be translated "namely" "to wit,"
135239]
13524"that is,' "behold" (Copt. EJC), etc.; anal 1=
13525but not; ask s, and ast o, or isth
1352645, have a somewhat similar meaning.
13527às |/ , AP , to call to, to hail; sce
13528nås qn 7 www
13529as |1 5p, 4P0, Rec. 28, 176, 43 /0,
13530to reckon a price, accountant.
13531as-t 1/or,115 , plank, bean,
13532timber; Copt. COJ (?)
13533äs-t (or st) J. Jo, U. 233, dfl.
13534NL, Hymn of Darius 8, seat, throne, place,
13535abode, tomb, room, chamber; plur. JdJo,
13536U. 100, P. 608, M. 174, JJJ O, N. 687,
13537dådbfdo , a piece of
13538furniture; IYIIII, U.222.
13539ás-táb J Y'heard, heast s desioe. the dearest wish of the
13540ås-t åmakh Ja1&B, a place
13541where honour is paid to one.
13542as-t à jom, U.50%, J→s; plur.
13543an assistant priest; plur. F JL yi ypye.
13544as-tà jo , an office, chancery.
13545ás-tani Ja To the place of possessids. L.l., a possession.
13546ás-taha en neb =§ B ^_
13547L.D. III, 651, 15, the place in the temple set
13548apart for the king's use.
13549äs-t uab-t JS /1 →5' place of
13550purity, bath (?), sanctuary.
13551Д, Rec. 1t, 17, gre aeplacc, i.e., heaven.
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1355218
13553ås-t utcha-t J2 R, the position of
13554the Eje of Rã in heaven.
13555às-t maa Jåe o, scene,
13556spectacle.
13557ås-t maat Jå ZZßII JAPo,
13558JRJSdA dÊY, place os
13559law, ie., the Kingdom of Osiris.
13560ás-tmená j8 1\a , place of
13561landing, landing stage, quay.
13562às-t na shãu JA D
13563library, record-office.
13564äs-t neferu dAUSYI då
13565b d. Rl, the seat of the happy, id., heaven.
13566asit nefert JADSÂD, the
13567cemetery.
13568às-t nemm-t JE s° S s, placeior
13569walking, path, promenade.
13570Ás-t en-Net 1e t , a temple of
13571Neith in the Gynaecopolite Nome.
13572as-t ent sonsteher D mn -18
13573fSn, resting place.
13574as-t heh (neheh) dEROR då
13575I l& "eternal home," ie., the tomb.
13576åsut neteru (He-t-ásut-neteru)
13577ddd 999 J, Palermo Stele, a sacred building.
13578ås-t ra ,occasion for speech.
13579as-t retui JSS, place of the feet,
13580one's accustomed place.
13581ås-ther J%, inthephase, A JE
13582"under his supervision"; ур,
13583under my authority.
13584às-thert 0 the high place, i.e., heaven.
13585as-t..... •A, place of sacrifice.
13586äs-t Heru JºA seat of Horus, i.e, the royal throne.
135870]
13588Ás-t Heqit J384. • NcT, the temple
13589of the Frog-goddess.
13590às-thetep Jo, abode or peace, the
13591tomb; plur. J -О,
13592place of the heart's rest.
13593as-tkhet JE E, place or dury (?)
13594ásut sutsut JE/S1S •Is,
13595Anastasí I, ar, 8, JESl Peep" s' places
13596for promenade.
13597Ás-t sutenit Ja744% , a temple
13598of Ra in Gynaecopolis.
13599äst smeter dalollla!
13600tribunal, judgment seat.
13601Ás-t-sen-ari-tcher J50"∞
13602Ek 9, Rec. 4,28, a god (?)
13603asst sesh J1g JY - fg, bureau,
13604office, clerk's room.
13605as-tsegera JAN E1$, Thes.r48o,
13606place of silence, council hall.
13607às-t qebla j- Jl. placce of tee beshins,
13608as-t gen-t dest, "bad place," ie,
13609evil plight, critical state.
13610As-t-gerh-t dé 8 ura aL, a sanctuary
13611in the Heroopolite Nome.
13612ast taa JADIIA the place
13613of fire in the Other World.
13614äs-t tehebt jo 7- 4$
13615Rer., place of retribution, hall of punishment.
13616as-t tcheft Jo?. store house. hous for provisions
13617as-t tchesert Ja → "holy
13618place," sanctuary.
13619Asut tchosoru Jdn 2
13620name of a building.
13621as-ti di dlo df, one in the place of
13622another, deputy; ny, successor.
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136231°5dm 1i,, disease, fever; J0
13624disease caused by a
13625goddess.
13626Ast J-Sp, N. 625, 903, 1139, J 0,
13627aJol
13628Jolso MoL, Rec. 26,235, the wite
13629of Osiris and mother of Horus.
13630Ast Ament-t J-f kingdom of Seke Tuat V, Isis in the
13631Ást Anpu j-fa ,Mar.
13632Aby. I, 45, Isis-Anubis in Tept.
13633Ast urt em Aa-t-sha J-
13634-n, Mar. Aby. I, 44.
13635Ást ur-t-mut-neter (18X 7800
13636Mar. M.D. I, 33, Isis the Great, mother of the
13637god [Horus].
13638Ast em Ast-ãa-t jo f
13639Mar. Aby. I, 45.
13640Ast em Per-máu Jo
13641159, Mar. Aby. I, 45.
13642Astem nebtänkh Jo5 fo, the
13643goddess of the ninth hour of the day.
13644Ást em Semt-t (?) J-LN
13645Mar. Aby. I, 41, a form of Isis.
13646Ast em Shenás-t (?) J-2
13647TIE
13648=, Mar. Aby. I, 14.
13649www
13650Ast om Ta-tcheser JiEm,
13651Mar. Aby. I, 45, Isis in the Holy Land.
13652Ást-Mehit =844o,d°
136534844o, Tuat Vl, a northern formsis
13654As-t nekheb Jomul Rec. 28,182 = 'Eserx)ßis.
13655Äst-netrit-em-renus-nebu J°
13656985 mme Д, B.D. rr9, Isis in all names.
13657Ast-netchit domaaff, Tuat II, Isis
13658the Avenger, with knife-shaped phallus.
1365931]
13660Ast-Räit-set(P) J - 1Д.
13661Ombos 1, I, 163, a lioness-headed form of Isis.
13662Ast-Septit JoA ,*' Isis + Sothis.
13663Astta-ub Jo - f 8 34D, Rec. 24,
13664I6o, Isis, the Scorpion-goddess.
13665Ast Jo, Tuat II, a uraeus in the BAt. of Åf.
13666Ast Jo2, Tomb ormsof kaneo. the 75 formns of Rã (No. 17).
13667Asti JiL, IV, ro85, wife of Thoth (?)
136681sh-pest- l= ) Tuat IX, a minister of Osiris.
13669as-t f , palace, any large building.
13670as, ast QB= U.200, f -f, N.531,
13671comb, chapel of a comb; BS 4BNA
13672lele tomb; plur. f-E
13673N.707,4888- N1. 174, l BRte
13674N.637, 4Barl
13675Rec.35,17/8
13676as-ttchet (f- 2, Rec. 29,78,
13677a tomb held in perpetuity.
13678ast AL,granary, silo.
13679as-t 1000 1:338, 153, stulac,
13680frontier stones, memorial tablets.
13681äs-t, asit ABRABE51B4ES4
136824B4304EABmmL
13683S 1, vorkshop, factory; plur. B144G!.
13684asui(?) E„→,4B1$ERec.28,
13685351-1548"f,
13686Thes. 1390, 4E/"fI t laboratory.
13687as-on-sesh ABP'3mm8ge9
13688copyists' room, chancery.
p. 244
13689ás neteru 4B!==I.' Tuat VIII,
13690the workshop of the gods, a circle in the Tuat.
13691as-t fii, workmen, gang or labourers;
136924874421, male and female servants.
13693ás 1B/ TE, Rec 15, r4r, 4B l"e,
136944El'g, reed, papyrus, herb, shrub, myrtle
13695plant; plur 0B1450B144
136961B/"49114, Rec. 17, 146, ABpe,
13697ABNVAIABA"A91 APARTE
13698ásut ABNREHABPET
13699FREASABRCER
13700old writings (f8l ii), old registers or written
13701regulations, old orders or rules ; plur. TE TrT:
1370280194-1, aldlavs.
13703éu fRe Ae A B O, old,
13704ancient
13705old, ruined: AB lerell, Rec. 35, 176, old
13706age, infirmity; 4B144 2, old roman.
13707asiut ABM94, 40D84B
13708T, rags, old pieces of cloth; S fle dti
137094Rng!, old rags used for lamp wicks.
13710ásut I/SOi braid, curds, rope.
13711ås 1f Fr, Puasant B3.2, ro3, is weight in weight.
13712ás-äb/-fT9 J' minded, unstable. Peasant 209, light-
13713äsu (f1",alight-minded man, unreliable.
13714as ABNSABA
13715lie, sin, deceit.
13716as 1fell s, a disease of the belly.
137174BNo, air, wind, breach; 4B
1371832.]
13719fe ABEAF
137204B/mm 4F, wind, air,
13721breeze, puff of wind.
13722ás (B/F 0 (3) groun, place.
13723ás, ási s, s ll %, → 144, who?.
13724às, ási | I, U.z, L = L, U. 208,
137254 + 44.0.223, 1 75 - 44, Р. 293,
13726ASA,A5"A, 5 44 5 141.
137271-10.454s,495,
13728s, to make haste, to make to pass
13729quickly; Copt. Iuc; IV, 8og,
13730o.U.7.
13731ås hak |*
13732EA→PELIV, 65,605, 1 7
13733l, Thes. 1297, quick spoil, spoil easily taken.
13734ásiasi (?) **^=* 1(P)
13735to stop, to hinder, to oppose.
13736ási → Il 5%, to pass away in decay;
13737EiA ll 5, incorruprible.
13738ásu 7 5, decay, destruction.
13739ás lpros.llros, bile, gall.
13740ass |=. V. 534, T. 293, P. 539, to our. to move.
13741áss|==I→, to punish; see
13742áss |lPc, to fetter, to tie; ANAS
13743,. mi, those whose heads are tied up.
13744áss-t Q1le, rope, cord.
13745Ass-t I1lo, 411 or Tuat YII, a town in the Tuat.
13746Áses (1No, B.D. 149, the 7th Aat; var.
13747(Saite) 4120
p. 245
13748àsa , T. 88, N.618........
13749ása |— , P. 12,4
13750N.14=→ , N. IIG, to watch, to
13751guard, to pasture flocks.
13752àsa |— , P. 73, N. 15, 4 37,
13753U.125,4 , NI. 701, P. 6o, N. 1332,
13754, T. 279, to come (?) to travel (?)
13755asat (! floor, ground, earth ; Copt. CHT.
13756åsa |ś {, !|÷[,
13757T. 58, NI. 217, N. 589, to fill full, to satisfy.
13758ása... lö1z =, Place of custody or restraint.
13759ása (?) D6 1o}, Amen. 22, 10...
13760asá A/4.Rec. 34,121 = 45p, baton,
13761club, mace.
13762ásáa |14 → 2, I:. 268, to introduce;
13763010-271=11-7,11.427.
13764asáu Q/Ia f), M. 6z, to lead.
13765Ásár
13766А(1l)1Д.
13767*, Кес, 30, 11, 1, Rec. 33, 30, 30,
13768209, р E9, Berg. I1, Ix,
13769PJP 9, Buch. 5s, 413 , R.E. I,
13770IfI, , Rec. 20, 224, 27,56, 33, 28,
13771A.Z. Bd. 40, 92 fl., =Hlalvópdaxpos, the
13772great Ancestor-god of the dynastic Egyptians.
13773The origin of the god and the exact pronuncia-
13774tion of his name are not knoin. He was said
13775to be the son of Shu and Tefnut and the grand-
13776son of Geb and Nut. He and his wife Isis and
13777his brother and sister Set and Nephthys, and
13778his son Horus, were brought forth by Nut at the
13779same time. He was drowned in the Nile by
13780Set and suffered mutilation, but he rose from
13781the dead, and having been declared by the gods
13782innocent of the charges brought against him by
13783Set, became King of the Dead and giver of
13784immortality to all who believed in him.
13785STORY OE JESUS.
1378683]
13787Ásártiu A i' like unto Osiris. B.l).89,3, beings
13788Ásär-Aau-ámi-ánu JYA
13789B.1).142,85, Osiris, the Aged
13790One in An (Heliopolis)
13791Asår-Aãh 2, Lanzone 43,
13792Osiris the Moon.
13793Ásár-ámi-áb-neteru
13794Tuat VI, Osiris, Darling of the Gods.
13795Ásár-An J7İ A, Denderah I1I, 35,
13796Osiris, the solar god An.
13797Ásir-Anpu 14mm IS, B.I). 168,
13798Osiris + Anubis, a jackal-headed god.
13799Asar Ahti J748.Ze D.BD.13,
1380098, Osiris, the Lunggod and giver of breath to
13801the dead.
13802Asär-ästi J2 di Tuat III, a form or
13803Osiris, functions unknown.
13804Ásäx-Áti L2121141,B.D142,
13805106, Osiris, the King
13806Åsår-Áti Д, B.D. 142, +3,
13807variant of preceding (?)
13808Asár-Äti-heri-áb-Abțu 194844
1380918TOLA.B.D. 173,93, Osiris of Abydos.
13810Ásär-Áti-hori-äb-Shotat 1148
138114415 ,B.D. 173, 9t, Osiris, king
13812of the 'Tuat of Memphis and Heliopolis.
13813Asár-áthi-hell d 8Tuat III,
13814Osiris, conqueror of eternity:
13815Asir-änkhti d www
1381644 J, B.1). 172, 2, Osiris, the Living One.
13817Ásär-Anti Taami D Oriris the Myt(?) god(?)
13818Asär-Uu Jofg д, В.I. с. 1067,
13819a form of Osiris worshipped in Lower Egypt.
13820Asár-up-taui JY. > V. II
13821B.D. 112, 5, a form of Osiris.
13822E 2
p. 246
13823Asár-Un-nefer f2mudf2m
1382415AД.B.D. 172, 1,17(m (Pb)
13825Mar. M.D. 1, 6, Osiris, the Good Being, true of
13826word.
13827Asar ur-pa-ásht 1S31
138284901 Nesi-Amsu 17,15, Osiris, chief of the acacias.
13829Ásär-Utti 2R-fIA
13830B.D. 142, 53, Osiris, the begetter.
13831Ásär-Bati-erpit 2371044
13832--8. B.D. 142, 76, Osiris, the dual soul in Erpit.
13833Ásar-Ba-sheps-em-Țet
13834A1=1 B.D. 142, 19, Osiris, the holy soul in Busiris.
13835Asár-baiu-ter-f j9 3"E д.
13836B.D. 142,72, Osiris, the souls of his fathers.
13837Ásàr-Båti (P) , Tuat III,
13838a formi of Osiris.
13839Ásár-pa-meres
13840Annales VI, 131, a form of Osiris.
13841Ásår-p-akhem
13842Denderah III, ro, Osiris, the divine Äkhem.
13843Ásár-Ptah-neb-ānkh
13844B.D. I12, 15, Osiris-Ptah, lord
13845of life.
13846Ásär-Fa-beru 1]xa Д,
13847B.D. 142, 68, Osiris, carrier of Horus.
13848Ásár-em-Asher JY
13849B.B.D. 142, 8o, Osiris in Asher (part of Thebes).
13850Ásár-em-Áat-ur-t
13851S,B.D. 142, 62, Osiris in the Great Aat.
13852Ásár-em-Anu M= i
13853B.D. 142, 84, Osiris in Heliopolis.
13854Ásår-em-ásut-f-àmu-Re-stau
13855ATHAS jom2.
13856B.D. 142, 97, Osiris in all his shrines in
13857Şakkârah.
1385834]
13859Ásár-em-ásut-f-am-Ta-mel &
13860ANEHERROДBD.13,
1386195, Osiris in all his shrines in the North.
13862Ásår-em-åst-f-em-Ta-shemā
13863=1SHДBD. 142,144,
13864Osiris in every shrine of his in the South.
13865Ăsár-em-ást-neb-meri-Ka-f-ám
13866HejSTHLAR
13867B.D. 142, 176, Osiris in every shrine his Ka
13868loves.
13869Ásar-em-Atef-ur J
13870@j,B.I). I42, 50, Osiris in Atef-ur.
13871Ásár-em-åter 22A1
13872B.D. If2, I0t, Osiris in the river (?)
13873Ásár-em-Äper дД®Д.
13874B.D. 142, 35, Osiris in Aper.
13875Ásår-em-ānkh-em-Het-ka-Ptah
13876-ОД, B.ID. 173,
1387795, Osiris in the Ka-house of Ptah (Memphis).
13878Ásár-em-Ăntch
13879B.D. 142, 20, Osiris in Antch.
13880Ásár-em-âha-t-f-em Ta-meht JT
13881o B.D. 142, 145, Osiris
13882in his station in the North.
13883Ásàr-em-Äkesh(P)
13884B.D. 142, 87, Osiris in Akesh.
13885Ásár-em-Uu-Peg
138867oD,B.D. 142, 69, Osiris int hegrea. sanctuary of Abydos.
13887Asáx-om-Uhot (7)-meht 1[]
13888B.D. 142, 61, Osiris in the
13889'Northern Oasis (Babriyah).
13890Asár-om-Uhot (3)-rest 1 [A]
13891BOh7 1, B.D. 142, 60, Southern Oasis (Khârgah). Osiris in the
13892Asár-om-Bäk DA1A
13893© J, B.D. 142, 32, Osiris in the Hawk-city.
p. 247
13894Ásár-em-Benben-t -
13895m mm Д, 1 B.I). I42, 83, UsirIs in th
13896sanctuary of the stone (obelisk) of the Sun-god.
13897Ásär-em-Bener 1IITeN.
13898B.D). 142, 74, Osiris in Benr.
13899Ásär-em-Betshu LALSD
13900N, B.D. 142, 115, Osiris in Betsh.
13901Ásàr-em-Pe , B.D. I42,
1390226, Osiris in Buto.
13903Åsár-em-Pe-Nu 19C 0 I O00
13904www ww F, B.D. 142, 88, Osiris in Buto of Nu.
13905Asár-em-Per-ent-meh f
13906B.D. 142, 12, Osiris in the sanc-
13907tuary of the North.
13908Ásár-em-pet & ,B.D.142,
1390947, Osiris in heaven.
13910Ásàr-em-Por-ent-res
13911B.D. 142, 11, Osiris in the sanctuary
13912of the South.
13913Ásår-em-Pesg-ra
13914,B.D.142,44; var. C
13915-H
13916Osiris in Pesg-ra (?)
13917Asär-em-Pețet 1=L=
13918Osiris in Pet.
13919Ásär-om-Maāti 9=ZPß"Д.
13920B.I). 142,70, Osiris in the city of Truth.
13921Asár-em-Mená JIA 1о д.
13922B.D. 142, 71, Osiris in Mena.
13923Asár-em-Nefur (Tau-ur?) FT
13924B.D). 142, 40, Osiris in Nefur (?)
13925Asär-em-Neruts jEr* D
13926B.D. 142, 37, Osiris in the necropolis of Hensu
13927(Herakleopolis).
13928Asár-em-Netru D
13929B.D. If2, 28, Osiris in Netr.
13930Asar-om-Notit 1CHeD
13931B.D. 142,41, Osiris in Nețit, a place near Abydos
13932where Osiris was slain by Set.
1393385 ]
13934Åsàr-em-Nețbit
13935141g: B1. 142, 153, Osiris in Netbit.
13936Ásár-em-Netch-t o
13937var. @,B.D. 143, 24, Osiris in Netch.
13938Ásár-em-renuf-nebu JT
13939e III S, B.D. 142, 119, Osiris in hisevery name.
13940Ásar-em-Rert-nefu (?) 11=
13941B.D. 142, 55, Osiris in
13942Rer (?)
13943Ásär-em-Rehnen & 10877
13944"D (rar. →22 mm P), B.D. 142,34
13945Osiris in Rehnen.
13946Ásár em resu (?) o
13947B.I).x42,25, Osiris in the South Land
13948Ásár-em- Rastau
13949B.D. 142, 39, Osiris in the kingdom of Seker
13950the Death-god.
13951Ásår-em-Henà
13952ww
13953B.D. 142, 124, Osiris in Henå
13954Ásår-em- Hetāa
13955B.D. 142, 89, Osiris in the Great. House.
13956Asär-em-het-I-âmi-Ta-meh J7
13957=lEtA -8.B.D.142,
1395846, Osiris in his temple in the North Land
13959Ásáx-em-het-f-ámi-Ia-shema j9
139601=7108.B.1.143,
1396145, Osiris in his temple in the South Land.
13962Ásär-em-Homag 19={½DA.
13963B.D. 142, 80, Osiris in the Laboratory City:
13964Ásår-em-Heser
13965B.D. 142, 21; varr. 18° 0
13966ДД. Osiris in the City sacred to Thoth.
13967Ásár-em-Heken 19 =8mmo,
13968B.D. 142, 65, Osiris in Heken.
13969Åsår-em-khakeru-f-nebu
139703!!eg, BD. чa3 all his ornaments. I52, Osiris in
13971F3
p. 248
1397218
13973Äsår-om-khāuf-nebu
13974B.D. 1f2, 151, Osiris in all his mani-
13975festations.
13976Åsår-em-Sau
13977B.D. 142, 23, Osiris in Så.
13978Ásår-em-Sau-heri 8
13979N,B.D. 172,29, Osiris in Upper Sa.
13980Ásár-em-Sau-kheri
13981B.D. I42, 30, Osiris in
13982Lower Sa.
13983Ásár-em-Sà ]Y<|4
13984B.D.142,78, Osiris in Sà
13985Ásår-em-Såti 15=ll оД.
13986B.D. 142, 79, Osiris in Såti.
13987Ásår-em-Sunnu о д,
13988B.D. 142, 33, Osiris in Sunu (Syene).
13989Ásár-em-seh-f-nebu J7=M
13990B.D. 142, 147, Osiris in all his
13991council chambers.
13992Ásår-em-Sesh
13993B.D. 142, 59, Osiris in the Nest-city, i.l.s his
13994birthplace.
13995Asár-em-sek 1 LANOHE
13996B.D. If2, 54, Osiris in his feathered headdress.
13997Ásár-om-seker 1f5R,
13998B.DD. 142, 66, Osiris in Seker (Death-god).
13999Ásär-em-sekri j9_E|l®A,
14000B.D. 142, 37. Osiris in the city of Seker.
14001Ásår-em-Sekti 19=1} 0
14002B.D. 142, 54, Osiris in the Sekti
14003Boat.
14004Asár-em-Shau @
14005B.D. T$2, 67, Osiris in Sha.
14006Ásår-em-Shenu M mm@
14007B.D. 14=, 64, Osiris in Shenu.
14008Ásår-em-Qefțenu
14009N. B.D. 142, 36, Osiris in Qeftenu.
14010Ásár-em-qemauf-nebu
140114135 B.I). 142, 148, Osiris in all his creative works.
140126]
14013Ásàr-em-gerg-f-neb
14014B.D. 142, 150, Osiris in his every
14015settlement.
14016Asár-em-ta ]I 1 IД. B.I). 142,
1401748, Osiris in the Earth.
14018Asär-om-taiu-nebu j=Z
14019e IIIL, B.D. 142, 8r, Osiris in all lands.
14020Asàr-em-Tepf=
14021B.D. 142, 27, Osiris in Buto.
14022Asår-em-Țesher JºЛЯ
14023B.D. 142,58, Osiris in the Red City.
14024Asár-em -Tehatchau
14025Ei, B.D. 142, 25, Osiris in the Chiefs.
14026Ásår-nub-heh
14027B.D. 142, 75, Osiris, gold of millions of years.
14028Ásár-Neb-Áment L →9 Tuat III,
14029Osiris, Lord of Ament.
14030Ásår-Neb-ānkh д,
14031B.D. 142, 3, Osiris, Lord of Life.
14032Ásår-Neb-ānkh-em-Abțu
14033www LPDororteibydos B.D. 142, Osiris,
14034Ásàr - Neb - pehti - petpet- Sebàu
14035, B.D. I43,
1403696, Osiris, Lord of Might, crusher of the rebels.
14037Åsár-Neb-er-tcher L
14038r, B.D. 14T, 4, Osiris, Lord
14039to limit of the Earth, ie., Osiris Almighty.
14040Asár-Neb-hon j7O808,B.D.142,
1404157, Osiris, Lord of Eternity.
14042mms
14043Àsår-Neb-ta-Ankh
14044• • B.D. 142, 22, Osiris, Lord of the Land of
14045Life.
14046Ásár-Neb-taiu-Nesu-neteru
14047OIFIF w 777.B.D. 142, 73, Osiris,
14048Lord of Lands, King of the gods.
14049Asár-Nob-Tet Mofleod.
14050B.D. 142, 91, Osiris, Lord of Busiris.
p. 249
14051[8'
14052Asár-Neb-tchet 172,BD.143,
1405356, Osiris, Lord of Eternity.
14054Ásår-Nemur , Metternich
14055Stele 87, 88, Osiris + Mnevis; 92-LЛ
14056the tomb of Osiris Mnevis.
14057Asár Nesu-båt (1o2) Ani
14058Pap. I9, Lit.9;700/ 2O B.M.No. 236,
14059Osiris, king of the South and North.
14060Ásár-nesti -"Д,B.ID. 143,
1406149; var. J7 A→EA, osiris, belong.
14062ing to the throne.
14063Ásar-heri-ab Ásher 12 1
14064Nesi-Amsu 17: 16, Osiris in
14065Åsher (part of Thebes).
14066Ásár-heri-áb-se[m]-t
14067B.D. 143, 18, Osiris in the desert (ie., Necro-
14068polis).
14069Ásár-Heri-shá-f
14070• IlI
14071B.D. 142, 76, Osiris on his sand.
14072Ásár-Heru 12 ,Osiris + Horus.
14073Ásár- Heru-åakhuti
14074B.D. 142, 100, Osiris + Harmakhis.
14075Ásár-Heru-äakhuti-Tem JYL
14076jaa . Osiris + Harmaktis t Temu.
14077Asár-hegtaiu 12? Bille
14078B.D. 142, 18, Osiris, Governor in Busiris.
14079Åsár-Heq-tchet-em-Ánu & 2T
14080I& Д, B.D. 143, 52, Osiris, Gover-
14081nor of Eternity in Án (Heliopolis).
14082Ásår-Khas I, Annales XHI,
14083277, a form of Osiris.
14084Ásár-KhentiAmentt jaMumm
14085TДofii TДAA. Osiris, Chier
14086of Amentt, Osiris, Chief of those who are in
14087Åmentt.
14088www
14089Asár-Khenti-Un J7Als om
14090B.D. 142, 6, Osiris, Chief of Un.
14091www
14092Asár-Khenti-peru (?) o ll
14093B.D. 143, 72, Osiris, Chief of the
14094temples.
14095Åsår-Khenti-men-t-f homm
14096I1 Ea, l'. 706, Osiris, Chief of his.....
14097mm &
14098Ásår-Khenti-nut-f nih
14099o lE
14100B.D. 142, 42, Osiris, Chief of his
14101townl.
14102Ásår-khenti-nep["]
141030 0
14104mm:O R,B.I). 142, 7, Osiris, Chief of corn
14105(all kinds of grain).
14106Ásår-Khenti- Nefer
14107o ll
14108, B.D. 142, 69, Osiris, Chief of Nefer.
14109www
14110Ásår-Khenti-Rastau
14111o ll
14112Ms, B.D). 142, 16, Osiris, Chief
14113of Rastau of Seker (Death-god)
14114Asår-Khenti-seh-kaut-f
14115• "P&MET (var. Mas 1k
14116B.I). 142, 77, Osiris, Chief of the house of his
14117Cows.
14118Ásår-Khenti-shet-āa
1411900 |
14120B.D. 142, 82, Osiris, Chief of the
14121Lake (?), Pharaoh.
14122Ásár-Khenti-geti-ást (P) JT5 I
14123IJM A, B.D. 143,92, Osiris, Chiefof...
14124www
14125Asár-Khenti-Tenn-t JYdh
14126ymm (var. 2o77m), B.D. 143, 10,
14127Osiris, Chief of Tenen.
14128Ásár-Rherp-neteru £99!,
14129Țuat IlI, Osiris, Director of the gods.
14130Ásár- Sa
14131Sf,B.D. 142, 71, Osiris the Shepherd.
14132Asár-sa-erpit 13/"22
1413344 2, B.D. 142, 14, Osiris, son of the two Erpri.
14134F 4
p. 250
14135Á
14136Ááı5an 16*д
141371TP8L*A.B.D.142,8, Osiris +Orion.
14138Asär-sep 19os, Ree. 3, 46, J° 2
14139|s M, Rec. 14, 13, Osiris t Sep.
14140Asär-Sepa 12l
141416Д, В.D. 142, 9,
14142Osiris Sepa, Osiris, the holy worm (?) of the
14143Souls of An.
14144Asär-seh FMTA.B.D. 143, 99,
14145Osiris of the Council Hall.
14146Asär-sokri DE"AA.B.D.143,
1414751, Osiris + the god of the coffin, i.e., Seker.
14148Ásár-Sekri-em-Sheta-t JIS
14149A, B.D. 142, 5ł, Osiri t Seker in. Sheta, the modern Sakkârah.
14150Àsår-Ka-Ăment L LIG, Tuat III,
14151Osiris, Bull of Ament.
14152Asár-Ka-heri-ab-kam 19578
14153B.D. 142,97, Osiris, Bull in Egypt.
14154Ásár-Taiti LARI4W2.
14155B.D. 142, 75, Osiris, the swathed one.
14156Asár Țu-Amentt JY
14157Osiris of the Mountain of Amentt.
14158Àsár-Țem-ur
14159B.D. I42, 50, Osiris, the
14160great Executioner (?)
14161Asår-Tet-shepsTEJOIAA
14162Osiris, the holy Tet.
14163Ásàr , Tuat II, the name of a term.
14164Åsár d 2, Tuat VI, one of the nine spirits
14165who destroy the wicked, soul and body.
14166Åsàr-merit 44, a place in
14167the Athribite Nome.
14168asá 1/Z.U.206=4P=N.5331
14169to introduce, to make approach.
14170ási.... »0l' E, RCC.31,12.......
1417188 ]
14172ABROR A$E MEAP
1417381lf, reward, recompense,
14174return, substitution, price, payment, remunera-
14175tion, retribution, equivalent; Copt. &C0x;
141764Bre , those who are rewarded; 4
1417718Es, in return for; →E3u, as a reward;
14178→AB/ff, Rec. 20,40, to endow.
14179as-ui (7 412841 , the
14180testicles.
14181asu-t (7) 1783,47-18, P.260,
14182M. 494, an explanatory particle.
14183asua+
14184418
14185P.S.B. I9, 26r, Rechnungen 59, board, plank,
14186beam, seat, ihrone; plur. 1183
14187Heb. 7V#, Arab. äiml, Syr. reduoor.
14188äsb-t APJo,AJEAr
14189SAJEAE P.S.B. 24,47,
14190L.D. III, 194, 47, seat, throne; compare
14191Heb. VJL
14192äsbu I/J81, Rec. 6, 9, rebels, eril
14193Ásob Al Irron, Berg. 1, 34. 11 137
14194Rec. 4, 28, a benerolent serpent-god.
14195Ásbit Al Joln, a goridess.
14196Äsbu-peri-om-khetkhet (PJS7
14197550ro =osos, Edrd I, ros, one of the oight sharp-eyed servants of Osiris.
14198Ásob |7 ), Hh. 328; see 75 Js.
14199ásbar, äsbur (^ )K
14200→, Ds/ VI, Anastasi I, 24, 2, Q1 )
p. 251
14201Sos0 E, AAJeS0st, bush,
14202thicket, undergrowth, scrub, thorn growth; com-
14203pare Heb. M3avi.
14204äsbur (SEMfepa,
1420541Jeoox, Anastasi I, 26, 8, Koller
14206Pap. 1, 5. AlJeey, whip, beating stick;
14207plur. Afle o!lii
14208ásp ||0, U. 137, I. 1os, N. 445, to be
14209X
14210offered; see
14211åsp Ql'a to kcep count oo reckohing. to reckon up
14212pain, grief; (e" юxа07° x 'efs' his belly is in pain.
14213áspu ||oSo, AS
14214sledge, bearing pole, wood packing, timbers.
14215ásp-t 419= →, Isracl Stele 12, throne; see
14216ESp-t 48|E3,1.5B13,424 Heruemn
14217heb (Masp.) 18, seat of royalty, palanquin.
14218éspar EARR
14219#0EANEEDEE Koller
1422011° AOBEAPR
14221quiver; plur. 4, Nar. Karn. 53,
1422235:MR a lll'
14223A.Z. 17,57, quiver filled with arrows; Heb.
142247PUX; Assyr. ishpatu, plur. ZY # I *%
14225Sennach. VL, 56.
14226asepsep (?) \3 •@ll' Anastasi 1, 14,
142273, 15, 4, slope of side of an inclined plane (?)
14228åspr Qo , whip; see ANSE
14229åspț I1 ° _o», Rec. 8, 171, sleage.
14230ást | so U. 120, to cut off; var.
14231N.429.
1423289 ]
14233astitfa→,U: 304821555
14234Rec. 31,22, AfEEo, 4B1%, faule,
14235sin, wrong, crime, iniquity; plur. Ifrcn;
14236ari asft es lfe sir yß, sinner.
14237äsfetiu ASADIBNEI
14238* ABN*AE evil
14239men, criminals, fiends, siners; var. 01s, 7,
14240isfekh ||aa, P. 643, M. 679, N.1241 to do away, to cast asıde
14241äsfekk \! So aa, t. 58,
14242N. 310, to split, to sacrifice (?)
14243asfekk-t [/ O, slaughter (?)
14244ásmar (13 g° ill' Turin Pap. 67, 11,
14245a kind of stone, emerald (?)
14246äsmen (/'un'V. 26, l°. 109, N1.586,
14247N. 1191, ( f Ey I, Rec. 11, 90, to stablim, make frrm.
14248äsmer MEAPSIEI
14249mpeipis, emery powder (?), or Heb. Y'2U
14250ásmes (17, N.466 = 1%, P. 273,
1425101%E, Rec. 11, 90, to give birth to.
14252Asmet QPf° Pe, M. 663, une of the
14253four sons of Horus; see Mestà.
14254äsen, äsenn AB/" *, 4f'
14255T: 289, NL. 66, N. 060, Rec. 13, 111, 41 881
14256N. 138, li mm"Fu to snifi, do simell, to liss,
14257to make friends with, to fraternize.
14258ásenn, äsensen (1 mmmm
142591, air, wind, breeze.
14260asen-ta ( → sę, to smell or kiss the
14261www
14262carth in homage; % PPe,
14263N. 114.
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14264À
14265àsni (mm, P. 608, Lo → UL, P. 631,
14266→ o lf, Mr. 498, 1 mim 14, N. 1080,
14267to make to open.
14268asenut l 8 f°, P.360, N. ooa, hire, fee, boat-fare.
14269asensh (?) 4an, U. 375, T. 19, 4am
14270Т, 1: 356, Р. 32:, 668, 0 тм 14, Р. 19б,
14271N1. 628, N.928, 1080, to push back doors,
14272to open.
14273ásnet |a 1O, a ceremonial bandlet ;
14274plur. Д.f
14275áser 1SP.N. 39t, stafi, mace,
14276aser ( A.N.755, 4=·,0.188,
14277T: 66, JL. 221, N.598, 415 110g
1427811OA11OTE, P.S.B.S, 159,
14279V, tamarisk
14280tree; phur. 1ABP"9.
14281foliage, branches, etc.; Heb. SUN, Copt. OcI,
14282OCE.
14283Aser-t 1=$,488u.188,
14284T. 66, 1I. 221, N. 598, a sacred tree whence
14285came Up-uatu, 11o f, B.D.43,+.
14286Áser lO B.D. 178, 14, a town in the Other World (?)
14287äsr |/→lyp, Rec. 12,15oneForeiger(2) prisoner (70N) (?)
14288asru (?) SA7, REc. 8, rur artire of furniture.
14289ásruț (1 8T, N. 738, to make to
14290grow; see
14291àseh ( M, B.I. (Saite) 11o.
14292asha (|m O, linen bandlet (?)
14293äsba (?) jM Décrets 28, 29
14294äshabu |nJ , akind of animal.
14295åshabu |n SJef, P.S.B. 13,
14296412, whips made from the skin of the same.
14297ash '§", U. 388, to make to travel.
142980]
14299ashetch (19,1.231, N.130, t setch see hetch.
14300äskh |1. as,llol
14301i, to reap; Copt.
14302wc&; see
14303åskha |Io] ≤ ,1. 199, N. I295, to
14304call to mind, to remember.
14305Askhit(?) \ 224 Berg. I, 23, a wind-goddess.
14306asshau Uo U. 124, N. 433
14307ásesh IN, U. I40, I.I1I,N. 448...
14308asshem (|SP, N. 762; see seshem.
14309ása[nsllsy ,, to cut, hack in
14310pieces, to decapitate.
14311asq InaS,IN4 s'APaAPASs.
14312,, to linger, hesitate, delay; Copt. wcK.
14313asqer (?) U &,P.S.B. eat. beat, to fight. 250, t0
14314äsk lnes,ln an explanatory particle.
14315ásk 1100%, U. 181, P. 188, Nl. 354,
14316N. 144, 906, to draw, to strengthen.
14317aska (?) JPLIS, Décrets, Vocab, to plough.
14318Ásken lMi, P. 79, M. 109, N. 23,
143191Ã0, M. 108, 1 5OIEI, P. 379,
143201 E S, N. 1324, M. 333.......
14321ast 1/o,Mle, Rec. 19, 187f. (many
14322examples given), an explanatory particle; var.
143231l=.
14324ásti |1ºO5, Nar. Karn. 5ta 1, ueport, document.
14325ast 11°
14326to tremble, shake (of the limbs).
14327ásta |1C=Z1º s, to hasten.
14328ástit |13 • oo' unguent, incense (?)
14329asti |R1f syp, a deceitful man, liar (?)
14330astb 1P-J4I=AP1E serone (7)
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14331Asten 41mm I. APON 1Pº4
143324/ min S8 2, P.S.B. 20, 142, 4 l jna D.
1433341 M B.44 B, a sacred ape, an incar-
14334nation of Thoth; the 'Ontarys of Democritus of
14335Abdera.
14336aston1/mimss, Al f
14337to tie up, to lace up, to tie round, to envelop, to
14338fetter.
14339to beat down.
14340ästh (1=, U. 224, P. 102, NI. 89,
14341N. 96; see D 1o, an explanatory particle.
14342Ásth Thaáth 1=,
14343Țuat VI, Isis, the clother [of Osiris].
14344Asthen - ; sce lf
14345äst (1 cs, P. 125, M. 136, N. 647, spittle, saliva.
14346Ast |1exXs, U. 388, a name of Set(?)
14347åstt lnc 4.l1cs →ll
14348Thes. 1202, L1 P, Rec. 0,61, l1oso
1434911S0 141S,LI.I11, 194,
1435021, l1E ,Ss, 'o make to tremble; Copt. CTWT.
14351astu llesB N. 944, chest (?), coffer (?)
14352Asten |/m 2, 4PT Д, A
14353, P.S.B. 20, 140; see l 1uyn S$ 27
14354ásțes Mena,u. to1, knife, dagger (?)
14355Ástes (1=5Д41S Д.ОР
1435689,0151 - D, B.D.17,89, B.MI. 32
143571.245, 015
14358one of the Company of Thoth.
14359astch 1lu, U. 455, 601, 609, to cast
14360out, to shoot, to hurl, to break.
14361Astchet (l3lan B.D. 149, a fery
14362region in the i2th Åat.
1436391 ]
14364ash-t (, U. 512, P. 693, 43,
14365N.708,44 44 thing, possession;
14366→, legal possession.
14367ásh-t191 il, Rec. 31,165, wealth,
14368goods = °1A U. 185, I. 324, and
14369ash-tt18 ,T. 344, meat and
14370Q
14371drink offering (the five offerings).
14372ash-tà 1D4,N. 972, tosssione possession of.
14373ásh-t | ,food, meal, ration.
14374äsh-t-fkhu 12US,
14375evening meal.
14376ásh-t-ftuat 12-80, mor-
14377ing meal.
14378ash YI!!' an offering
14379áslish 10,1125, 4Emit,
14380N.663, 695 15 0.N1.93 4E lto
14381spit out, to eracuate, to pour out.
14382ashu (abz >, U.333, outpourings,
14383emissions, sweatings.
14384ashshu EfolEof
14385U. I5, emission, saliva, efflux.
14386ashsh 11cd, io
14387bear, to carry.
14388äshsh |2°, Rec. 32, 6%, perfumes, unguent (?)
14389àshaf |&II
14390X to break, contrition; Copt.
14391orwiyy.
14392äshakhar 1*ш!
14393N,Alt. K.152, a discase.
14394ásha ( →,U.553, l=D,
14395P.425, M1. 608, to cut.
14396asha-t l , piece, something cut off.
14397áshu (ß, todry up; see Shu 8o.
p. 254
14398ashui 1FS44.P.477.B4S8,M.541,
143994P S, N. 1x22, to raise up, to elevate.
14400äshep 1™ V, cucumber; Copt. єсуооп.
14401áshf (2%,, a liquid, unguent (?)
14402áshem |7, N. 14, (7 I
14403M. 201, 559, N. 1160, 1166, (75 3,
14404U. 488, T. 193, to make to go.
14405áshem-t|55S ,P.96, L7F, N. IIA,
14406I, N. 41, a going;998 , Anastasi 1,
1440724,4, journes, travel.
14408ashemsek85
14409E, the imperishable stars; var. ta ta
14410tAtA.
14411Áshemiu seku E *Ti
14412Thes: 59-45-4779 agroupor
14413four jackal-gods who toired the Boat of Rã.
14414ashems |1¿, to make to follow:
14415ashen ! l" mm'V.267, to furnish, to
14416ornament, to encompass with.
14417ashor 1SA, fire, Rame,
14418asher ue >, roast meat.
14419asheráu 154SA} dail beint. offering.
14420ashes-t 18c/o, N.275,44l0,
14421N.750, 458° P o, N. 838, Hh. 439, lai
144221o2P.4E/ERec.26, 225, 29, 151,
1442331,00,459.10/,lal
14424interrogative particle, who ? what? where? why?
14425wherefore? Do l-g08 , Peasant 129.
14426åshesepIE o'to make to shine.
14427Ashosp laEOR D lishegod.
14428Ashespi-kha | IE "M 0 Thes. 31,
14429the goddess of the fih hour of the day.
14430áshesep | IE y, bandage, garment.
1443192]
14432éshespit | = \ 1 44=
14433I a booth in a garrlen, a summer
14434house, a niche in a temple, a chapel, hall.
14435åshesn ( 8 , to utter a cry of joy.
14436ásht | Sp, to compel; see
14437Áshtit 10 →0, Berg. 1, I4, a light- goddess.
14438ásht, asht 1(45015
14439TodT, a kind oftree, persea (7) sycamore fig; plur.
14440D. the holy äsht tree
14441in Heliopolis; O, a title of Rã.
14442Áshteth 12 @, U. 360, a city in
14443Sekhet-Åaru ; var. „, N. 1074.
14444äsht 1T.u.151 45,42
14445Rec. 15, 107, P.S.B. 13, 499, sycamore figs ;
14446www
144471 | wm Mo o, fruit of the sycamore.
14448Asht l O, B.D. 17, 21, a mythological
14449tree in Anu by which sat the Great Cat (Rá). .
14450Åshtt ( 9, Hh. 438, a god.
14451àq (.
14452àq lô 4. to lose, to he injured; Copt. &KO, &кW.
14453åqa-t |s
1445414 S, loss, injury, ruin, destruction.
14455äq-t f-J, a kind of drink.
14456áq-t 1114, 1.7. 35, 17, 41
14457Rer: 12, 48, reed; Copr. &K€.
14458aqi (400[V], reed; Copt. aKe.
14459áqi-t ( ^44' Nästasen Stele 48, some
14460kind or gold onraments or figures; rar. Asl
14461(1.50).
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14462áq )e ], form, ceremony; see s 441•
14463áqa l' A, Amen. 26, 16, to come.
14464áqa lsi E, to dance (?); perhaps =
14465L4? A, to be bigh; l s ,U. 186,
14466Т. 65, М. 220, N.597,847.
14467ágai ls 44, exalted; see 4
14468åqau ls 1, Rec. 27,228, 444
14469S4. P. 199,44 1, N. 935,
14470exalted (})
14471msypi, Mar. Karn. 52, I, a Mediterranean people.
14472àgar |f4 ",ur, fishing tackle.
14473ágeb|EAlB=, to double.
14474agep 16 , Hymn of Darius 12, storm.
14475ágem 41 D, shield,
14476buckler.
14477åqmu ls' , N. 766........
14478Agon 16 mm g, B.D. 168, a predeco of the dead.
14479aqer 1 , to be escellent, perfect,
14480precious, valuable; Sl4 *, excellently;
14481olsfolsf most excellently;
14482Heb. 72
14483ager-t lS i, something excellenious. precious.
14484ágeru (ADIIASMI1A
14485ffirem.lSl!, the perfecton beaa tied. of the beatified.
14486Ágeru ( SB°, P. 93, M. 121,
14487LRRR,N. 699, the "perfeet" gods.
14488Áqrula T. 305, a mytho- logical serpent.
14489Áqrit \A →A siae, I: 305, 4 s
14490"hr, a goddess.
1449193]
14492Aqrit Khenti-he-t-set |3m
14493aslall B.D. 178, one of
14494the seven divine cows.
14495Áqertt | 400 snio PMs, Berg. II,
1449612, the "perfect land," the Other World.
14497àqer (. TT, a plant.
14498ager 1A Dox1sef; akindof wood.
14499áqrá (qeri?) 1 4lux, bolt.
14500Åqeh B.D. 168, a protector of
14501the dead.
14502Aqhit l4° yo V.556, a goddess, the
14503àgh |48s, Rec. 18, 181, LE s,
145041488s, Rec. 10, 136, l 18 s' to enter,
14505to invade, to rush in (of water).
14506ägh 1-8R1 ,O, light (?)
14507åqhu (48 /''1} D, IV,
14508726, a metal, some mineral substance ; Copt.
14509KєZкE (?).
14510aqes |4l o, to cut.
14511Ages (o18.fal7 g. Rec. 33, 81,
14512the name of a god (?)
14513ages AIP s', to be vile.
14514ages-t 115 vile, wretched, a vile thing.
14515aget (T→, U.560, to work like a sailor,
14516to row, to pilot, to punt, to tow; 4144 21,
145174N29414tgypl,sailors, boatmen, crew.
14518agețtiu NZ| ANE4AN
145194EPIANSEp), sailors, servanes;
14520A8A91 AOДALATAAT
14521divine sailors in the Boat of Ri.
14522àgețtiu qerás ANi8ISAP8,
14523Rec. 36,78, funerary bearers.
p. 256
14524À
1452512/mSI491, to buila.
14526ágoțu AVSAYP, mason, arificer,
14527labourer, workiman; plur HERIL
14528!N8eM!
14529agot-t4N61. Rec. 30,78; seel8T
14530ágot 1NG, I. 17, builders con-
14531struction; plur. AN IS1 I:268, 1°
14532NI. 426.
14533agot (oe. 48, builder's
14534plan, design, draft.
14535äk fs, L V.537, Ii24 = 11.266 thou = ke.
14536äk 1, to suffer injurs, bdetostd. destroyed.
14537akiu fell8 1T,, lost ones, things
14538destroyed: 10449 Bai, the damned.
14539ak-t 45, pain, injury, something lost.
14540akk ( J, cry, song.
14541äk, äku fA,48
14542Rec. 3°, 198, stonemason, quarryman; plur.
14543APEI
14544äks-t(?) 17 •ГAД, Hh. 451.......
14545aku lepflpms, stone quarry:
14546äk-t1,0.530,44,1.391
14547.....;plur. (l,u.537, l0
14548B→+, I: 295.
14549äka-t 107 •i, cstates lands.
14550áka \§Yi' A.Z. 1874, 64, sesame seed (?); Copt. OKE.
14551äkam (0£410S0
14552Dim H.1,11af BA. la
14553shickd phur OERASAP
1455494 ]
14555akamu (c *, wretched,
14556miserable, patient; Copt. wkeee.
14557äkana (L T. Birch, Thoth-
14558nies III, p. 13. IV, 065, 717, Rec. 17, 76,
14559basin, bowl, ressel, pot, bottle; Heb. jAX,
14560syt. reinae, Gr. ixiun; see lum o.
14561áká (eol,P. 173, lol Ž, I. 51
14562+1,l04 UD, P. 26o, to cry out.
14563akkä 4olf, night, darkness.
14564äkáu.... |EA. MS), P. 223
14565Ákánhi flm4Q, U. 327, the
14566name of a serpent-god or fiend.
14567äki (CI0, U.537, l 8ll,
14568T. 295 •
14569Aku loolf, luat Ill, a god ohe nimat. in the luat.
14570äku-ta lf ° =, P. 82,
1457110:→, 1I 112, 40B49°→,
14572N.25, 1,1.157184=.
14573M. 348, N. g01, bowings to the earth (?)
14574ákeb feo f, to borr; see o ja
14575äkebfla181
14576foffJeplle,
14577HllliRlle
14578Ue= wail, to tear out the hair in grier. to weep, to lament, to cry, to
14579akebu (Jy), Amen. is, 5, vrepers. mourners.
14580äkbit f141 låolal
1458118049-541482l
14582wailing women.
14583Akbiu fof4ll, Tuat XI, f
145841944 2I, B.D. (Saite) 8o, 8, agroung fros. weeping gods.
14585Ákbit 11416 Tuat i,a vess ing goddess.
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14586Ákeb (→ mm,f0)=.
14587Edfu I, 80, ( ele ==, 44
145881JE the Nile and its Rood.
14589äkbu(o} 'Ill'Rec. 23, 103, resin
14590for fumigating purposes.
14591åkep1 , rain-flood, storm, torrent.
14592äkem le 4, buckler; plur.
14593(Lacau).
14594tiken fman, Aua o , bowl, basin;
14595Hcb. pas; see l L3 ( ); compare Assyr.
14596I· =YY= ] ] M "bowls," Rawlinson,
14597C.I.WV.A.1, 23,122.
14598aken • I umu, a kind of stone(?)
14599äken-t f mmi, U. Grs, resting place (7)
14600åken-t (m m, domain, estate, abode (?)
14601åken Fp, to make, to fasliion.
14602aken Vf, to salute, to address.
14603äken ( emi eE, Rec. 1, 78, I mn
1460415iffux, a diging tool, hoe, plugh,
14605pick; plur. fame ll.
14606Akniu 11452L, B.D. 1278, 14,
14607a class of gods like Osiris.
14608äkenu fume S, Amen. 13, 6, 34, 3,
14609some evil quality, lying (?)
14610Akon-ab lam f, Țuat I, a doorkeeper god.
14611Akenh 1mi zsoa, U. 544, the name of a serpent.
14612Akenha 1 umn ro f aooaa, I: 299, the
14613name of a monster serpent; var. 1l ml,
14614U.327.
14615Åken-tau-keha-kheru 1um
146161 Goc
14617mmo oD
146182.38.
14619B.D. 144, the doorkeeper
14620of the 6th Arit.
1462195 ]
14622Akenti f mi I, B.D. 146, the door-
14623keeper of the zth Pslon; varr. E D.4
146242.Amд.
14625Aker ( Sd, an Earth-god; see
14626Akeru 1S 2LEW Hh. 213, the
14627gods who guarded the great tunnel through the
14628earth.
14629Akes (lofoleB.D.10
14630the gth lat; var. (saite) ( mny
14631ikeshti (M 'Nutian (adective • Rev. 13, 3, Cushit
14632Akesh 1aD, , Rer. 14, 13, 2
14633Nubian; plur. I=cpl , Rer: 13, 3,
14634, Rer: 12, 52; Copt. EG Wcy.
14635Akshit (lro, B.D. 6. 134, a colv-
14636goddess of Oxyrhynchus, mother of Apis.
14637àg |4 mm, stream, flood.
1463811mm
14639águ (e , a plant or herb; var.
14640oll1
14641àga... 1e ,P.564......
14642àga (Ifo, lI ,A.Z..
146431869,80, a kind of wood.
14644ága |I An, to quiet, to subdue.
14645Aga (ISA B.D. 78, 35 (Saite), a god
14646Ágaá 11 4. \I 1 1, I: 393,
14647Rec. 29, 157, 159, a god, a form of Anubis (?)
14648Ágau | # B.D. 64, 19, a
14649title of Anubis (?)
14650àgap 1# •'TIT, food, rainstorm.
14651Agiu1E 449814I44198 mт, man
14652Țuat VIII and X, the souls of the drowned in
14653the Tuat.
14654ägit, åggit 125 4- T. 4A
1465544 -Tr, a kind of garmemt(?)
p. 258
14656Aggit-hebsit-bag, etc. 1a 44-
14657T(var. AIs •Tl" saire), $1=
14658TJLÅSDB.D. 145,146,
14659the name of the 7th Pylon.
14660àgo |zs l9, to boi, to do e suagued. be subdued.
14661ágb 17=,(l, (a2
14662flood; Copt. wOB.
14663Rec. 27,8+,lI Jes,, wind, air.
14664ägep 1-,I:319,4E I.P.447,
14665710, U. 609, N. 545, N. 160, 193, 1125, 1352,
146661ET7 444T.42
14667rain storm, tempest, flood; Copt. О нП1.
14668àgeple 48S, Rec.27,
14669219,45, Rec. 27, Sda, clous, fogstorst, the darkness of a storm.
14670ágem (R=, to discorer.
14671ager 4 ,N1.1931, U.86= 4 ,N. 363,
14672Rec. 29,78, but, nor; horrerer; 81 E
14673I, 30, yea, even.
14674àger (2=%S#,IV, 236, hunger.
14675áger 15$,12 Jf, Rec. 31,
1467620, to make silent, to quiet.
14677Ageriu ( E435142
14678"''.
14679inhabitanss of (D ans the lletiopolis). (Heliopolis).
14680Ager 4 S N.. (Saite) 64,19,
146814 2 1Д, Ксс. 30, 192,38, 20, a god.
14682Ágrit (4 2, B.D. (saite) goddess
14683Agrit 1°Cn. the goddes of the jih. hour of the day.
14684Ageru |E 1, B.I). I1о, 5,
146851EPD!a group of gods in Soknet.
146866]
14687Ágertt! 5Mn B.D.137,
14688B. 13,17, *, the abode
14689in the Tuat of the souls from An.
14690áges | I 1a, ". 438, M. 653, siale,
14691Ágest |- 1o; see Amset.
14692ät (o, N. 1x26, Father = da P. 41r,
14693M. 545; 404010, P. 412 = da da ia
14694A°, M. 545.
14695ät lo, T. 368, M. 207, N. 668, L-, P.411,
14696NT. 545, N. 1125, father; plur Dod, Aofofo,
14697... U. 2X3, P. 85,442, N. 43, 1365,
14698Thes. 1287; see 4 and ; Copt.
14699ENUT: 6967=== = Philopatores; 9 1o,
14700e947 father of the god, ie., a kind of priest
14701at fof, child, suckling; plur. J-
14702Rev. 14, 14, Leo Il' Rer: 13, 10.
14703at-t 1° Bg, nurse.
14704åt, atá loty, U 7Pg.95Ф
14705y00 0→4,vagina, rulna,
14706womb; Copt. OOTE, OTI; di concu-
14707bines; →4%, cors or mares in foal.
14708åt Lo, P. 287.
14709ät 13, house.
14710åt lum stone (for 4ommm) (8)
14711át 4i: for a fN Copt. Tor. part, portion
14712at lmiw, Rec. 20, 9%, fuid, liquid.
14713at l, to smite, to pieree, to bestra to constrain.
14714áti l"Y •, beater, scourger.
14715åt lot , N.747......
14716ät (), T. 182, P.529, Ml. 165, N. 653, tvig, branch (of a palm).
p. 259
14717À L
14718at-t 1o, acordnet; plur. I- fece,
14719cords.
14720åt, áta l • им' L0,P.97,
14721M. 118, N. 57, a kind of red cloth.
14722At 4i D, Rec. 29, 149, a god.
14723åt 1Jf, king, prince; see 4044 k.
14724at 00о" I. 289, P. 621,
14725N. 824, i5 000' 000 5l= corn,
14726grist; Copt. eJwT.
14727äti 1=DD.P.103=195
14728Ati-t-khau 40=4en, a tiile of the
14729crown of Upper Egypt.
14730ata lo =, boomerang.
14731Atar l8 the name of a fiend.
14732Atar ( orar , B.D. 164,
147339, a Nubian (?) dwarf-god, son of Rã.
14734atá folfee dew, moisture; Copt. ЄNUТЄ.
14735Atà 1 14 2g, N. 766, an associate of Shu.
14736ati 404425 40442.4M44
1473718042480192A89A
14738Rec. 16, 68,
147394.8133B,king, prince, chier,
14740sovereign, suzerain.
14741åti Rec. 3, 116,
14742, king.
14743Áti , Tuat VI, a crocodile-god.
14744Atiu 1-44 00 Jr, the bandaged gods,
14745ie., the divine mummies.
14746damned.
14747Ati-baiu (1-11 JaA. 1,148, the
14748name of a pyramid.
14749átu 109,u.633, 478 , Т. 300,
14750an associate of the Serpent-god 18
1475197 ]
14752ätu 48Sp, P. 505,507 (with Mof)
14753Átuml-faums, 18 aMs,
14754Asien, P. 316, a Syrian god; fem. Pe IL,
14755wife of Reshpu; compare Heb. D174
14756atur l-8ofs, 'o come out, to flow, to march.
14757átur lºe um, lz
14758X, 1°e. 0, 1-8
14759D. river, food, arm of the river, lakes basin; see åter, atru.
14760Áturãa 1°Cuma mnae, a name of the mwm
14761Canopic arm of the Nile.
14762atur l-ß
1476315mms a measure of land, stade, league.
14764Atur-moh l-8 a olf, Thes. 1255,
14765Lower Egypt.
14766átur-res (-Saa Thes. 1251,
14767Upper Egypt.
14768Átur-ti lof •=480
14769the two chief temples of Upper and Lower Egypt,
14770the two halves of Egypt, the northern and
14771southerm halves of the Egyptian sky;
14772U. 418, P. 453.
14773Atur-ti l-f
147741-80д1, Berg. I, 9, the goddesses of the same.
14775átuți l-f844E' sce lofcts
14776ateb l-Jo, 4e», lanti, see estac, territory, estate,
14777atob lofo %, tongue.
14778ateb (-]1ÉD, Rev. 13, 62, to be
14779removed; Copt. OrwTeß.
14780ätep 1S, to load, to be laden; Copt. WTIT.
14781átpă 164 .Mg, bark, boat.
14782G
p. 260
14783ats l2P, ALPA liA.
1478442D.19ZP, 42p, father; dnal
14785"f4 DD, two fathers;
14786Pur. 421A42821129
147872I4RLIAENIME
14788EI 42 41El; see also under ät and
14789tef, da D, plur. =:422T
14790L.D. II1, I4OD., father and mother of
14791all mankind; Copt. erwT.
14792Atr-mori Axa E, =Philopator.
14793Atf neter 74 %, "father of the god,"
14794title of a priest, or father-in-law of the king;
14795plur. 7242 DEII2EE
14796ypi, IV, 379.
14797Atf, Atfa-t 4xa On, Rev. 13, 121,
14798ilr the serpent on thcrooyal crown.
14799Atfa-ur 1x , Т.
14800SE
14801274, SID, P. 26, N1. 37, N. 67, a god.
14802âtem lyoa , M1.72, 4 20 -16
14803U.491, N1. 129, N. 75, 40 S, Rec. 30,
14804190, not, without; plur. Iperr
14805N. 938; see tem.
14806atmu 4A1AR1
14807D0. V. 602, N. 749, 4 p 1
14808198 15 A19. P.201, N. 1235,
14809those who are not.
14810Átmu (a , the damned;
14811see fur
14812item (o es, 'o sma, eon ese nake an end o to
14813Atem (E, U. 3a0, l212A.
14814Rec. 30, 66, 31, 24, l - S Д. 420.
14815#LSA1ES1=
148161E20%, Rer 1i, 10, A8S9 E.
14817D2, the god of themysee tem, Tering. sun; see Tem, Temu.
1481898 ]
14819Átemit Jo , U. 218, the female
14820counterpart of 'Tem.
14821Átem Goshen, Pl. 2, a dog-headed
14822bow-god.
14823Átem Kheprá 7819
14824Åtem + Kheperà, the union of the evening and
14825morning Sun-gods.
14826åtemu-t 1,knives.
14827one who
14828åtemti destroys.
14829Átemti Tuat III, a
14830goose-headed god.
14831átem l s, a verb of motion.
14832àtem ( si, air, wind.
14833atma-t 1088,1-8448,4-
14834leo , a kind of red cloth.
14835Aten |
14836Rec. 27, 55, 31, 174, 4 un , Rec. 4,128,
148374. → Rev. 14,% Hymn of
14838Darius 7, aa, lmin, 4 mm
14839(1uyn2) Aumod.
14840the disk of the sun, the disk stands still,
14841Metternich Stele, 207; Q min DD, disk with
14842two horns; PRY *50B=
14843www
14844A.Z. 1901, 03, the name of the barge of Ämen-
14845hetep III.
14846Aten VII |m III' B.NI. No. 32,
148471.253, the seven disks of the Sun-god.
14848Aten-ur-nub | m m, a
14849serpent-headed supporter of the throne of Rã.
14850äten ( mm, mirror. 88=4mm.
14851aten (, to act as a deputy; see
14852átenu fumypi s, fumns, Auin
14853Ss, lgng Is, Ber. 14, 74, A gurs
14854LYp, Rev. 11, 127, Qum4 A, vicar,
14855deputy, wakil; 4 Rov. 12,18 directors (P)
p. 261
14856áten-t 1a o, staff of office, mace.
14857aten( ww 4 mn mi lgo.
14858I ume bg, to push aside, to repulse; var.
14859bh, to resist authority, to revolt.
14860ätenu | mm Mar. Aby. 11, 30, 37, revolt.
14861atenu f îm 4 un Lsі,
14862rebels, fiends.
14863äten fuin Ips, Thes, 1295, l0
1486400
14865Anastasi I, 5, F, Hymn of
14866Darius, 12, A mim, Rer: 12, 10, Jm 2
14867Rev. I4, 1I, an opening, air hole (?), place of
14868restraint (7)prison():a..
14869atonut | mm Bilmon
14870circle, horizon.
14871aten 4m m, Rec. 15,43, 1mm, Rev.
1487213,67, fann,, A min 9, ground, dust,
14873earth, land, estate, farm; Copt. EITÑ.
14874äton | min, 10 bind, to tie.
14875aten-petch-t |m • I" L.D. III, 55B;
14876IV, 194, stringer of bows, bow-bearer.
14877átennu 4 mm knots, difficult
14878points in a book or argument;
14879untier of knots, i.e., solver of difficulties.
14880åtennu ( - , 'or of its binding. part of a book,
14881äten 4o,a kind of plant.
14882áter-t 1§ , Rec. 31, 162,
14883185,48Tahall, a large or small
14884building, a cell orshrine of a god, e.s., of Amen
1488518-mnuu at Flephantine
14886aterti (8wrb, N.110, 18
1488799 ]
1488819M718718
14889Rec. 26,234,27, 218, 219; see aturti.
14890Aterti ] l, Denderah IV, 67, the name
14891of a funerary coffer; II/ux, Rec. 5,9z,
14892the shrine of Osiris.
14893Áter-t moh-t {§ -
148941849฿ @, P. 6I2, Lower Egypt;
1489518=7 'I, the goddess of Lower Egypt.
14896Áter-t shema-t (1)(§=70,
1489718 INF0, P.62, Q10 @, Upper
14898Eigypt; (8=7a1, the goddess of
14899Upper Tigypt; 49E3 fm the tro
14900sides of the southern heaven.
14901âter (3)..H]]* III heriel o)
14902ätru l , to pour out.
14903atr, átru ( ==, Rec. 31, 168,
149041E 19=,12
14905Smm.1
149061=; plur. 1
14907448 îI' I.D. III, 140B, Treaty 30,
1490848PE2001385
14909mм, P. 425, ML. 92, 607, Rec. 26, 65, 80,
1491029, 146, river, stream, canal, Nile; Copt. E100P,
14911Heb. 7X'.
14912átru 1ec ¡, Nile festivals.
14913åtru (- •8 =.13 8 miI
149141SM,, Hn. 373, watered land, a watring
14915place; 34. 9 mmй , Rec. 20,41.
14916Atru-neser-em-khot 1&fm)
14917--ASX. B.D. 149, the 13th Aat.
14918G 2
p. 262
14919ater, atru 4 D'
14920es,le II, l SmmDl'
149210,4.
14922=, l08
14923a distance of between 1,500 and 1,6o0 metres,
14924or 3,000 cubits, the schoenus of 30, 32, 40 or 60
14925stadia, Rec. 15, 164 ff. The square
14926= 18,200 aruras = 182,000,000 square cubits.
14927The äter of Edfa = 14,000 cubits = 4'z miles
14928= 40 stadia, P.S.B. 14, 409.
14929äter 1, Jour. As. 1908, 302 =
149301 E Ef, limit; Copt. &pHX.
14931atru 13f.18Pf, time, season,
14932year; plur. (5111M.45,458
14933III, IV, 1163; 45/0 3, Rec. 3, 49,
14934morning and evening.
14935ater 13Tl, Bec. 4,38, 457.
14936Rec. 3,49, papyrus, the cord of a papyrus roll.
14937ater Sg4, yoke of animals;
1493835418154578 stud
14939cattle; Copt. датрe.
14940Áthabu f , B.D
14941163, 1, a town in Egypt or the Tuat.
14942ath L082, U.89, 20, Р. 366,
149431085108EL, Roc. 27, 230,
14944108P8E, P.S.B. 10, 49,10841,
149451-87 215, U. 112, to drag, to haul, to
14946draw, to harness, to yoke, to pull, to tow a boat, to
14947constrain, to restrain; Lofado , tostring
14948a bow; 40844E "pull ye!" Copt. шT2.
14949ath1-5,1-85" Élll' place of
14950restraint, prison, fort.
14951athu lo&y!, prisoners.
14952ath (-8, nclds.
1495300 ]
14954áth 1087,1=30,1}.
1495540850,408%E papyrus manpy marshy land.
14956athu lofežü swamp plants, marsh vegetation.
14957áth e G.U.89, N. 366, a cake-offering.
14958áth-t lo8e a kind of bird, crane (?)
14959áthãa {o§— N. 1126, crane.
14960átkh 16f, to brew beer; le
14961brewer (?); see
14962ätsor |Eo, cake; var.
14963ath 1, Thes, 926.
14964åth Mett. Stele, 120, to hurt (?), hurtful (?)
14965áthth-t |= 81, bloody pus.
14966áthth 3: N. 953, 1=
14967s, to twitter, to pipe like a bird, to quack like a duck.
14968áthi en "s mm, since, from, up to now,
14969hitherto; "P mmO, from this day; 5s
14970with numbers-5lowo , Rer. 12, 30
14971Copt. XIM.
14972ath 5, U. 537, L=, I. 26, N. 209,
14973L5P, U. I, 564, P. 340, N. 1228, 1231,
149741E: I: 310, A5 44, P. 310, 4%.
14975P. 318, 57A8 ) 1, Rec. 35, 10, F
14976seize, to steal, to snatch away, to conquer, to
14977capture, to plunder, to carry off, to transfer, to
14978remove; Copt.XI.
14979äthu = 14s , Amen. 19, I, 55
14980-fbsyép, robber, scizer, conqueror; plur.
149811518 P. 201, N. 1232, 1578.
p. 263
14982N.I23I,
1498317 , IV, 667, foragers; FLE
14984conqueror of Egypt; 55 ,, ravisher
14985of women; 54-D5 IIIII, stealer of hearts.
14986Athtiu-abu O',
14987B.D. 27, 1, the robbers of hearts.
14988åthit 5 ll o, What is seizea, forage, plunder.
14989athiautop alrgo, Jour. As.
149901908,294, to torment; Copt. O1 2o%w.
14991athi mit r A4Js, Jour. As.,
149921908, 293, to set out; Copt. XI eeoeIT.
14993athi en qes - Pmm" , Rev. I4,
1499467, 5s • Rer: 13, 30, ªr 00
14995p mm Le
14996Rev. 11, 146, SP mm , Rer. 17, 67,
14997to wrong, to do violence; Copt. ZI FiGONE.
14998áthi her B.D. G. 281, äs
14999§ 44' the person of someone; Copt. 01 80 Rev. IT, 138, to shew favour, to accept
15000athi hetr 55 8 n Jour. As. 1908,
15001252, to have power over; Copt. XI &TOP.
15002Áthit-em-āua
15003g, B.D. 99,23,1 bolt peg in the magical
15004Åthi-hru-em-gerh
15005if, Tuat III, a god.
15006Athi-heh 5 Yf, Juat III, a title of Osiris.
15007átha, áthai ( 2es1, 422IEs,
15008#121815HE
15009Israel Stele, 53,24, 25 Bs ibid. 6,
150101214G18854C
150111244 %, to seize, to snatch away, to
15012carry off, to lay violent hands on, to steal.
1501301]
15014áthau 122 YP, Peasant, 192,
150151 ckp, Rec. 21, 79, thief,
15016robber ; plur (285
15017ätbap 1220,I.23,...
15018athar lE 1 S Alt. Ai.
15019193, prisoner; Heb. 797(?).
15020Athep , 'Tuat I, a singing-god.
15021Athemti |= " uad in the goose. god in the 'Tuat.
15022áthen (5 1=815.
15023fimm D. f'imn fBo, the disk of the sun;
15024plur. Jim .i
15025Athen... 92.lmm}
15026Rec. 27,55, 29, 153, the name of
15027a god.
15028äthen 1'l, to push aside, to repel.
15029athnu fimn df, deputy, chier.
15030äthnu fim fe go!, fues, enennies, rebels.
15031ather15f154f15ff
15032time, season; varr. S1048
15033áthes (ao, to beget, to aigeren. children.
15034athtcha 7 j), Rer: 12, II, restraint,
15035prison; Copt. T&T2O.
15036at, ati froll, u. 16, fros, E
15037to cense, to pour out a libation.
15038at-t 1o ,incense.
15039at-tle7ly,an incense offering.
15040at freo, 1re, M1. 693, fraf,
15041P. 416, M. 596, N. 1201, 4 2, Rec. 31, 169,
150421TST-ST!
15043IV, 222, 615, dew; pher. A25e, u. 56s:
15044see 11 mor; Copt. eNuTe.
15045G 3
p. 264
15046L.
15047at (c5Y, Nett. Stale, 53, swampy land.
15048atrt190,10V.115, N. 424,
15049a cake-offering.
15050at 1.4, rich, abundant, imulti- tudinous.
15051at-ui(?) Aoo the pupils of the eyes.
15052at feß, child; plur. lef ini.
15053atit lello 51, girl, maiden.
15054at 1.U.608, Rec. 26, 67,481
150551ofD.4, to be dear, déafiress.
15056ätt-ti (?) 18 Etis Paatrar (
15057át (?) D , part of a plant, e.g., at.en-aam
150583un le ; ät-en-ån Duml
15059{Vi; at-en-ara Pum
15060åt-en-rega
150611, Rec. 15, 119, 120.
15062at 1e13, a kind of bird.
15063at18(=19)1028
15064IV, 159, uterus; Copt. OOTE, OTI, O8TE.
15065åt lori, Rec. 26, 235, to seize, to grasp, to smite.
15066ațiu, ättiu (o4sl 1-
1506744S85,2, smiters, slaughterers.
15068at-t 1tf, slaughter, a smiting.
15069at 1, WWört. Supp-1i0, the coras oia. papyrus roll.
15070att 1y,1, net, cordane.
15071åt Lee, P. 7o5, to be fat, strong.
15072at 1se, to be oppressed, amlicted.
15073át 1oBR41, perdiion,
15074destruction, death.
15075áțu lof' TT,IV, 430.........
15076áțat les So, oppression,
15077misery, miserable state.
1507802 ]
15079Ata-t les , N1. 7º3, a mytho- logical locality.
15080Átau(?) 1$co
15081Rec. 31, i9, the name of a god
15082ața ( i n, U. 333, 479, I. 300, P. 655,
15083M1.366,759, N.141, 4972, Anas. I,
1508426,2, to make, to cause, to grant, to give.
15085Atti 1=41ex, Iomb Rameses IV,
1508629,30, Rec. 6, 152, a supporter of the Disk.
15087Atulof @, B.D. 149, the rith Aat.
15088áțua 1 00f *, I. 289, M. 66,
150891$ Rec. 30, 185, to praise.
15090ateb|o]=,lol=,lol
15091mm, Rec. 25, 191, land which the waters of
15092the Nile can reach; plur. o$III
15093E, I: 334, P. 376, N. 1157, (e)
15094II Is Immm, Rec. 31, 174, fooded Nis. banks.
15095ätebui (0JSlo18°
15096fo18 →. I. д0, 603, 718, N. 698,
15097ALLENII
15098two banks of the Nile, ie., all Egypt.
15099áteb (o]ü, 17. 1879, 54 relum tree (?)
15100ațb 13"
15101Bsz Stric, 6z, to reward, to punish. Herusatef Stele, 93, Nâstasen
15102áțbana | § 11, Harris
15103Pap. 501
15104atop 4, U.15, to taste.
15105äțep 1-tf, load; Copt. cuTII.
15106atep-t 40Es, Nlace Postoidin up. station, khân.
15107atep " D; see tep o p.
15108Átem' l: flms, AH. К. Iсб, Edomite.
p. 265
15109[1
15110Atem 5, god of the setting sun;
15111see
15112áțmá ( es), N. 972, to make like.
15113áțmait (es. P. 693, le
15114m M. 592, N. 1197, 10818,
1511521-8481-84T.
151161084810881-648
15117"lli' the name of a garment or article
15118of apparel made of dark red cloth.
15119aten 1 Mam o; see ät and at.
15120aten fumй, Amen, то, 13, Qm
15121Amen. 25, 19, god of the solar clisk.
15122ațen 1- D', ear; Heb. jIX.
15123man
15124åțen D.48.
15125www 89, to act
15126as deputy, to rule for someone else, to serve as
15127wakîl.
15128äțen 18s' 4mm, to enter as deputy on some service.
15129atenu Os, Edictro, lineIs,
15130mmel2
15131{S1EA1p, in elfint,
15132deputy, agent, vicar, wakil; var. U
15133ațnu tent - hetru
15134www
15135-SH14S Rec. I7, 145,
15136deputy-master of the horse.
15137ațnu pa-menfit @
15138mmmt
15139deputy-general of the army.
15140ațnu.... per-uatch-ur
15141mmad
15142EILSTR mm, www
15143deputy-sealer of the maritime department.
15144ațnu bånti E1fmmDi
15145f, deputy-confectioner.
15146ațenut fuma • Herusåtef Stele 91..
15147ațenu 8 (?)
15148!!!
1514903 ]
15150aten-t (mk a II ^y, part, division.
15151äțer 15 , P. 186, 317, 60д, M. 301,
15152N. 899; 4345%, to destroy, to do
15153away, to remove, to chastise.
15154áterin 1540,1 A.Z. destroyers (?) I869, I34,
15155aterit 15440 f, B.D.125, 11, r6,
15156calamities, destruction
15157Aterasfet 14EI, N.eso,
15158"Destroyer of sin," the name of a god.
15159ater 1 415 stud
15160cow or bulli plur. 17, Coptos, Pl. 18,
15161ațeru ( 3 l tor brecdingese oses. 745, geese kept
15162áțer (= -8,1= P, an internal
15163organ of the body.
15164åtrut 888 0 8, P. 66x,
15165{ 8f O, P. 778, M. 772, garments,
15166bandages, swathings, bandlets.
15167äțeru lE 1, Ebers Pap. 109,9.:
15168atre |Bo ", )1, Harris Pap. 50x
15169åtre-gaha
151701S )1, Harris Pap. jor.....
15171ath, äthu 1o87 1583
151721088 1P, 108p ==.
151731OSRI1OSPTPE, swamp,
15174marsh, fen-district, a common name for land in
15175the Delta; plur. 108711088
15176athi[t]P00, marsh plans, reccis, etc.
15177áthi 1o844Py8, 10811
15178Typ, the swampdiveller, fen man, leln.
15179atheh(?) 4588, to block us co obstruct.
15180G 4
p. 266
15181[1
15182ath loDE1oRE
15183Amen. 23,20, to pull, to dras; to haul, etc.;
15184see ath (of
15185Áthu 58a Rec. 31; 171, the name of a god
15186åtekh X to make tremble to make to fall,
15187atsh 1, m, Hymn of Darius 25, to spit ()
15188åțga § 8, 8, head-
15189cloth, garment.
15190ätch her ('78, U. 357, P. 20+ =
151911978
15192mww
15193ätchanr|&JK , Birch,
15194In. Hier. Ch. 29, 3, to rejoice; compare Heb.
15195S3N (Alt. K. 209).
15196Átchai (100%, B.D. in hé lagsii
15197átchartá |§J 048,Alt.
15198L.210, a pot, vessel.
1519904 ] À 4
15200ätchbu 119 IlI' ground, land;
15201see fo l.!'
15202ätchba |2]_)| Heb. Mizzs fingers, U. 552;
15203ätcher ( * $8, 4. žş, limit,
15204boundary; Copt. apнх.
15205átcherà ( E lesi, Rhind Pap. 34, as long as.
15206ätcher (E TLs,to makestoonøy to fortify (?)
15207atchor-t QE G, IV, 1175, ortress.
15208ätchhu(&D, ret lands, marshes, swamps.
15209ätehet (Z12813
15210U. 270, P. 652, 655, M.76, 193; 754, to make
15211a reply, to speak.
15212atchețut (8313E
15213words, utterances, speech, divine talk.
p. 267
15214[1
15215À
15216-= Heb.у.
15217piece, one, a, an, pair; see the
15218following eleven examples:-
15219à ār-t — On, a uraeus amulet.
15220a plant or flower;
15221Jeit, an unbu plant.
15222à menh-t → & o, an amulet.
15223ā en-meri-t _..! mm
15224Rec. 21, 21, a port, harbour; Сopt. anerepw.
15225ā em-khet-em-āsh __'
15226ESSSSs, a censer.
15227āen-heträu —| mm &|/237,
15228a body of caralry.
15229à ensaga -uné
15230Anastasi 1, 25, 6, a piece of sackcloth.
15231àenthebut -mm= -
15232a pair of sandals, white, or black r
15233à en-senther _.mm "/= , a
15234censer.
15235à shem-reth = , an amulet.
15236atchet - 7, an amulet.
15237, in compound prepositions, etc. :—
15238T'2Pof), Rec. 2x, ax, truly;
15239Сopt. палеє; e, before;
15240,asecondtime;
15241, at once, immediately; →
15242before, in the presence of; Ds → at once.
15243à ud1, hand, authority; , under
15244the authority of.
15245à ,l, d, the forearm, the hand,
15246the prominent part of a thing; -tump, tip
1524705 ]
15248À
15249of the nose; →M, →IM 1ol'mm Ua0, Rec. 21,
1525021, hill top; Copt. ANTWOx; "
15251E 044i, handle of a quiver.
15252, used with verbs of motion (Copt.
15253OI11, XIM):- TDs fud, a fighting;
15254→mmo Tauui, a flight;
15255mm mm Ss, a joumneying, or m'Ss,
15256, a going, a passage; "
15257X
15258A , a journeying; — mm 0s
15259wg, a mighty battle; -mma
15260ILd, an eating.
15261aui _n Af, P. 643, 666, T'S 44,
15262P.250, —0 T-A-S'44
15263y the two forearms, the two
15264hands; -1, IV, I6i, by my two
15265hands actually.
15266aut = 1 g, family.
15267aiu →L AI, "hands," ie, labotumers. labourers.
15268ā-n-Heru - tad, "arm of
15269Horus," i.e., censer.
15270A-sah -1x, "arm of Orion," the name of a Dekan.
15271Âui-f-em-kha-nef " 1*a wwn,
15272Țuat XI, a double serpent-headed god.
15273n•oz•netor aa =01fmmm9
15274etc., B.D. 1531, 12, the "hands" of the net for
15275snaring souls.
15276āui - Il, armlets, bangles, brace-
15277lets: var—- O ()
15278āuāll - O, arm ring, bangle bracelet.
p. 268
15279À [1
15280ā →' Anastasi I, 26, 6, pole of a chariot.
15281ā ._n| Ss, Anastasi I, 20, 6.......
15282'ox, Gol. 12, 10t, bandle (?)
15283M' Sphinx II, 194, Décrets, 100, cara-
15284van (?), or some article used in carrying goods
15285in the desert on asses or camels (2); 25
152860 3 Mn, a caravan of Mercha. Some think
15287that -? %, dragoman,
15288interpreter, P.S.B.A. 37, 117-125, 224.
15289ā ml, Mar. Karn. 54, +2, state, condi-
15290www
15291tion, means; -/um , L.D. HI,
15292I4OB, means of keeping alive; " , Rec. 21,
1529321; Copt. &NДßa.
15294ml, sd region, place, e.s.,
15295telE !, the region of the
15296Shasu; —1 ? ' the southern region;
15297→talao his place of. yesterday;
15298www
15299-lI8997 D1, estate of the guds; ameff
1530014, east side, etc.
15301âui-sem-t _ Cs, IV, 574, hilly cory
15302āui-tu — M, IV, 388, hilly country.
15303REc. 15, 14t, m m www mm,
15304Rec. 10, 136, m1 Гmm Kahun Pap. 100,
15305Lmms dam, dyke.
15306• I' domain, estate, plot of ground;
15307c, Rec. 11, 17t, bank of river.
15308Bgbibida on
15309R.E. II, 125, chamber, house, palace, temple;
15310Copt. HI.
15311a-tårp -lu, wine-shop, wine- cellar.
15312a-t benor-t -Ji, • IV, riqi, date shop or store.
15313art nem -u fi t, Rec. 12,33,
15314sleeping rcom (?)
1531506 ] À
15316ā-t nemm-t — , chamber
15317in which men and bodies were dismembered or
15318dissected.
15319à-tnett - mm 0000 umm, cistern. wwwww mww
15320à-t en retui ..u
15321Rev. II, 169, foot-cases, sandals (?)
15322à-t ent-khet —m→ 111'
15323Thes. 1251, summer-house.
15324a-theg-t 8t, beer shop.
15325R+ sba =51*35
15326Rec. 18, 63, school, college; Copt. ANZHBE.
15327a-ttau ei, baker's shop.
15328limb, member, piece; plur. -ZB,
15329a-ti "1, Hh. 433) le, the ivo mers.
15330ait neter %oP the sod's bods.
15331ấ-t uầ-tem âner -5145
15332a single piece of stone, monolith;
15333• 0 ó'
15334Mar. Karn. 42, 16.
15335a, ãi —Ep, →ll Ep, to cry out, to
15336speak loud, to recite; see
15337Oh ! Alas!
15338, U. 575, cag, P. 695, Methen 8,
15339charter, wriling, register, list, document, will,
15340original document, roll, deed, order, edict ; plur.
15341ā-ti aoox @ ,Rec. 21, 14, → 1 •cax
15342L.D. III, 229c, list, register, catalogue; plur.
1534311.., :Amberst Pap. 39; - la e0x
15344P.S.B. 19, 261.
p. 269
15345A [1
15346à a, to grow (of lhe moon).
15347à Ffr, darkness, night.
15348› goat.
15349078→98,=
15350, Amherst fap. 30, a vessel,
15351a pot, a measure, ums pot or in- cense
15352ā %, a measure; T'X N7 measire a half
15353a-t Olr bilr, oI O, Rer. 1t, 9,
15354mistress, great lady, queen;
15355P.S.B.20,191.
15356ā Sex, great one, chief.
15357ā ā ,god twice great (Thoth).
15358ā mes i, first born, eldest. born.
15359ā, ãa →3$,
153609.F, B.D. 125, III, It, IV, 650,
15361Wazir 1o, Pap. 3024, 151, here, hereabouts.
15362ãa, āai 37,=4s,
15363to journey, to travel (?)
15364āa .
15365āa-t" house, abode,
15366→l'ooI, estate, domain.
15367āa-t-shetat * aol, "hidden cham-
15368ber," i.e., the sanctuary of a temple.
15369Ãa, Ãai ,E, B.D. 125;
15370see Ãati.
15371D, leat of a door, duor,
15372cover of a sarcophagus. Dual : āaui LE, U. 269,
15373, N. 778, —l ,N. IIOI, TI
15374Р. 276, ту " чото , Rec. 29, 153,
15375Bll T V тoшт Tuter'
15376mirur @ m0mr @ur шш @c=
15377шHn V
1537807 ]
15379mur e Wnu ll' mm' mudld шuur' o mInr vunur' the two
15380leaves of a door, door; aau, ãaiu ,T.288,
15381=07
15382391,- 17,311
15383,, Rec. 27,231,30,6%, ш
15384шIшI
15385"matelll'o lll mmii tar, TrEs, doors.
15386aau н 1' титифорет, wucr E doorkeeper,
15387āa ur "great door," title of a high
15388official.
15389Aaiu-en-sbaiu-Țuatiu _ Ai mm
15390*1 mmxS 2L, B.D. 141, 58, the door-
15391keepers of the doors of the Tuat.
15392Ăaiu-shetaiu |
15393IloD
15394B.D. 141, 56, the gods of the secret doors.
15395ãa, āai "
15396→,044 P, e fn, to be great, to be large,
15397to be mighty, to be spacious or abundant, to be
15398pooverful: 44106 great; Copr. eies.
15399The ordinary use of äa is illustrated by the
15400following :—
15401āa áb =
15402N. 651, B.M. 138, great of heart, ie., proud,
15403arrogant.
15404aaaru _llOSII great
15405of forms, ie., of very many forms.
15406āa baiu *i, grent of souls, ie., of mighty will
15407aa penti ga, 22,
15408great of valour, most brave.
15409āa maa-kheru E , great of
15410truth-speaking, most truthful.
15411āa-ти- mw, great of water, the Aamu.
15412āa mertu → , greatly belored.
p. 270
15413À [1
15414āa nerut 2 S fored, mum
15415sient of ecrror, most terrible, most vic. torious.
15416åa nekhtut undy, nost strong.
15417āa ra , great of mouth, ie., boast-
15418ful, insolent.
15419sa ronnu enuw • great of
15420names, a title of 'l'hoth.
15421ãaherit = 442, sreat of terror,
15422most terrifying
15423āa khãu fl, great one of
15424risings, a title of Rã.
15425ãa kheperu . 20811, great of
15426transformations, ie., Of many changes.
15427āa khenu " X3ca, o dota barger (of a barge).
15428āasent C716sBr, most fear- ful.
15429ait sheps RPf, most holy, most august.
15430aaensheft E45ll
15431most terrible, or most awe-inspiring.
15432aa-aa - -i, to be doubly great.
15433āa-āaáu i 4Ep!, very srent men.
15434āau " , ao fo, rery, exceed. ingly.
15435āa
15436sl great, grand, mighty, important,
15437nobile, lory, weighiy, chier; fem of
15438Sl0 lual, maso. Ef"
15439tem. IOA N: 1385 -71 3588
15440Thoch, the twice great; plur Me ff
15441=H2HER
15442ãa o
154431S1Д, Rcc. 31,
1544429, a great person, chief, officer, gorernor, noble, a
1544508] À
15446great godas oposed toa liule god
15447plur. , T.325, 8 Hi,
15448TSHASI
15449nobles of the palace; 8.., very,
15450very great gods.
15451āa-to D, agreat goddess; nlll'
15452two great goddesses.
15453àa ähonut-hen-f =4È,EI
15454X Lea, director of the royal corvéc.
15455aa ā-t oty marshal of the court.
15456Ãa-t-em-Áneb-hetch
15457B.ID.G. 57, a gate at Philae.
15458ãa em alla E- a man advanced in age.
15459āa en uāb , chief
15460libationer.
15461āa en utcha =7,
15462www
15463director of storehouse (Bêt al-Mâl).
15464ãa en per steward, major- domo.
15465Ãa-m'k oc 2e5,
15466O, name of the sacred boat of Edfi.
15467ãa en mu " maw un I=I head of the mmI D' stream.
15468ãa en mer mam , chief of
15469the port, barbour master.
15470aa en sa um Kyp, phylarch.
15471ãa on qoțut = mm d, ye), director
15472of marines.
15473āa kha t, chief of the diwân.
15474Àa - U.513,0
15475- le , T. 325, a firc-god.
15476Ãai → UD, Rec. 6, 137, the dead. the dead.
15477Ãait "11O2, Ombos II, 132.
15478Ãa-t-àakhu _o ç 9A, Tuat 1s,
15479a singing-goddess.
p. 271
15480À [1
15481Aa-t-Aat-t 2
15482i, Țuat IX, a singing-goddess.
15483Aa-åmi-khekh -lt
15484Thes. 31, the god of the i2th hour of the day.
15485Ãa-àru solo A, B.D.G. 104, Osiris of Athribis.
15486Ãa-t-áru fti, Tuat IX,
15487a fiery, blood-drinking serpent.
15488Ãa-àter *= :43 mm Tuat 1, a sins ing-gor
15489Aa-perti 0Д ad 2, Rec. 27,
1549014, Pharaoh; see Per-ãa.
15491Aa-pehti , Denderah IV, 63,
15492a bull-god; T6N, Rec. 21,14, atitle.
15493Ăa-pehti-petpet-khaskhot? z
15494DOXN , Lanzone 106, a composite hawk-
15495000
15496crocodile-cat-bull-lion-goose-ape-ram-god.
15497Ãa-pehti-reh «= = , a god
15498of a Dekan.
15499Ãa-pehti-rehen-pet-ta
1550097mm=
15501Denderah II, 1o, one of the 36 Dekans.
15502Aa-nest — _ 4, Țuat VI, a god (?)
15503āa-hemhem DI (De-
15504motic form), "Great of roarings," a name of
15505Amen.
15506Ãa-herit " ,A,' Tuat VI, a god of terror.
15507Àa-kheru '→ gр, B.D.x44,
15508the Watcher of the yth Arit.
15509Ãa-kherpu-mes-áru
15510XpleBfl, Tuati, the name of the door of Tuat X
15511Aa-saab J]x, Tomb of Seti I, one of the 36 Dekans.
15512Ãa-t sápu • ALOBI, P.S.B. 25,
15513218, a title of Sekhmit.
15514Aa-sokhemu E1Yo
15515B.D. 149, the god of the irth Aat.
15516Äa-sti *= Tomb Rameses IX, pl. 1o, a
15517serpent-god
1551809 ] À
15519Ãa-t-Setkau
15520Tuat VIll, the name of a Circle.
15521Aa-shefit 24-5 Ni, a title
15522of several solar gods.
15523Ãa-t-shefit * , Thes. 28,
15524* 11x Denderah III, 243, E 5o,
15525Berg. II, 8, the goddess of the 4th hour of the
15526night.
15527Aa-shefit ao §3 o, Denderah IV, 84,
15528the name of the 4th Pylon.
15529Aat-Sheisheit .
15530Tuat VIII, the gate of the oth division of the
15531Țuat.
15532Aa-t-qar-uaba e
15533•, Nesi-Amsu 32, 49, a serpent-fiend.
15534aa to beget, to gen-
15535erate.
15536Aa-pest-rehen-pet mmx.
15537Denderah II, Io, one of the 36 Dekans.
15538āa
15539disease of the genital organs.
15540A I Ebers Pap. 99, 12, hair of the pubes
15541ža, àa-t •o
15542→TBT, Rec.25,19354
15543Koller Pap. 7, 31 Sray, Bulbastis 341,
15544EA, ass, she-ass; plur. 3 111°
15545F7, Rec. 25,195, le4|, Rev. 33.
15546B.D. 125, III, 12, the Ass-god, a form
15547of Rã.
15548ãaut * Blos, Rec. 30,
15549→lui
1555067,→iee, pillars, colonnade.
15551Ãaut-ent-Khert-neter
15552B.D. 99, I3, oar-rests of the
155531 1 | magical boat.
p. 272
15554144000 a 440 Rev. 12, 63,70, a
15555baindet, a sarment, woren work; plur 3
15556Copt. E1&&T (.)
15557āa-t o =ó'omm' 2, Rec. 20, 40,
15558uum" stone of great price or value, gem,
15559amulet, tumour; plur.
15560T ll' rare stones; 0788.N.743, pots
15561of precious stones.
15562aaut, aut →fes-es o lll'
15563glands of the throat and neck.
15564āa _ to beat (?)
15565āaā D md, NI. 136, ad
15566N. 185, 617, well, fountain; plur. ..
15567DD, P. 4X1, M.588, md 8DD,
15568N.1191- II,Rec. 20, 224.
15569āaāui —_ ' |, U. 576, N. 965,
15570the two sides of the ladder.
15571Aai T, the Phallus-god.
15572Ãai 49→# Tomb of Seti I,
15573one of the 75 forms of Rã (No. 31).
15574aai-t o14=44E, house,
15575abode, chamber.
15576ãai-t ao llE, roof (2) ceiling (?)
15577Ãait-àr-t * ,, B.D.G. 147,
15578the place of sunset.
15579aai " UA, fame, fite, heat.
15580āaiãai •o • 0U 1,, to rejoice, to exult.
15581āau Sa
15582Rec. 18, 183, to speak with violence, to curse,
15583to abuse, to blaspheme; Copt. 07&.
15584Aau . Tuat IV, a jackal-headed
15585porter.
15586āau ? VI, to flourish.
15587110 ]
15588āau — B T, Hax, linen; Copt. 1&T, Eld&T.
15589ааuа (8 844eb, to
15590steal, to roh, to plunder.
15591aauait -8/A416 a reaping. B.M. 657,
15592boy, girl
15593maiden
15594AJAff, to be acceptable
15595to anyone, to please; 14etoll,
15596Peasant 42144924 ff, Amberst
15597Pap. I, things or feelings which produce pleasure.
15598āab-t{0v579→·,
15599T. 383, {=28, u.193, 4-D0,
15600T. 73, ,P.I61, — S
156011-fp.P. 373,a7
15602N.II48, c j-4];p. 6r0, ‡z)]zl
156031208 , M. 203, N.685, →E, N. 703,
15604-Т2"%, Reс. 26, 335, 35,
15605164, offering, sacrifice, sepulchral meals. Later
15606formsare: 411 42142
156071411
15608#-A0→14=→1→.
15609170-1
15610āab-t ressel for ceremonin
15611spear,
15612' harpoon.
15613Äabi o JOlg, B.D. (Saite) 78, 38 a god.
15614āabu ST, a kind of herb?
15615aabor-t oo Jo oil, balsam, unguent.
15616aabes & IAD, fire, fame.
p. 273
15617L
15618āabag
15619Rec. 32,86, to be weak, or help-
15620- less.
15621āabț slave, worker; Heb
15622aap ,tofly; Heb. 79y.
15623Aapep • 0 zoa
15624120000, 0 | шы0 чеоы, 20000 00'00l L 20000,00
15625tib, Rec. 6, 158, a monster mytho-
15626logical serpent which produced thunder, light-
15627ning, storm, hurricanes, mist, cloud, fog, and
15628darkness, and was the personification of evil.
15629He was called by 77 "accursed names"; Copt.
15630«фофі, «фифі.
15631āapi 1l г00. l0l c0s,
15632the winged disk, the
15633summer solstice.
15634Àapit o' a goddess.
15635āapinț >, unguent, incense (?)
15636Ãapef rerrr, D
15637гorrr, aroror' B.D. 39, 2, а serpent-fiend.
15638āafa . to be greedy,
15639glutton.
15640aam _Jf, 1o clasp, o grase. to seize.
156415am (4
15642_14mAIAE, an Asiatic,
15643a nomad of the Eastern Desert; plur. ) I 8!,
15644IAPENEIN37
15645l3s, Rec. 33, 118,) fl ya, shep-
15646herd, nomad, herdsman, fariner; plur. 3
15647Eet, fellabin.
15648111 ]
15649aamit ||&
15650IV, 743,) LA 44 4, an Asiatic vroman;
15651plur. ioNii, Rec. 10, 150.
15652Aamu sll' the lamuin he tuat. Tuat V, the souls of
15653aam , animal, beast;
15654If, crutle, the sacred
15655animals of Egypt, e.g., Apis, Mnevis, the ram of
15656Mendes, etc.
15657āam _ S, to bring down birds
15658and animals with a boomerang.
15659āamu 19A, IV, 335, throw-stick,
15660boomerang; plur." boomerangs (r)
15661nets (?)
15662āam • Fi: of sparkling stone. crystal, some kind
15663Ãam « B.D. (Saïte), 62, 2,
15664a god.
15665āam'" to eat, to under-
15666'stand, to perceive.
15667āamut *
15668T, Hymn to Uraei 25, a kind of plant.
15669āamm ha-t .o G,R.E. 4, 75,
15670sireet, pleasant.
15671āamāa * or, part ofa bed.
15672āamaq =
15673-fns valley; Heb. ppz.
15674ăamați
1567500 =, part of waggon.
15676āameh a, B.D. (Saite) 30, 4, a kind of stone.
15677āanniu → mwtegp, ape; Copt. ert.
15678āann -111 ammimRt= to sins;
15679Heb. T97, Arab. Lá
15680āanatá " 143, singing woman (?)
15681aanb-t ca L,axe, hatchet; plur. тmu
p. 274
15682L:
15683aanra mgo sommol
15684omm Eo omm gso
15685ay!!11
15686bles, round stones.
15687āanratåt mm 1111 →845c
15688Gol. 5, 14, 15= 11,01 a
15689• upper chamber, balcony; Heb.
15690nizz.
15691āanh imm 2R, a winding serpent.
15692aankh =f (Demotic form), to
15693live, life; Copt. wun2, wnd.
15694āankh of VP, Rec. 33,137,
15695to swear an oath; Copt. aracy.
15696āant °, spice, perfume = mum ww
15697ãar (ãal) 20 I s, Copt. &^E. to ascend;
15698āar-t o ui' a kind of stone, a
15699natural block of stone (?)
15700āarara
15701Anastasi I, 23, 3, pebbles; Copt. 2)
15702āara - a part of a building;
15703as o l, Rec. 3,55, tenons of a coffin.
15704āaref " 2 Rev. 11, 184=
15705Copt. шру, шрев.
15706Ãar-n-āaref
15707Rev. II, 184, Horus of bandages; Copt.
15708орпотиру.
15709āarsh ∞= go Ill, cult, service.
15710āarshan •
15711— |
15712umo Rec. 21, 91, lentils, beans; Copt.
15713apeyan, &peyin.
15714āzrztá C$8==
15715I|5, Rec. 21, 82, an upper chamber; Heb.
15716Aartåbuhait * *Hlenz
1571744° T, Harris 50%, i3.9, a female demon.
15718(12]
15719Aab of 2, the Moon-god - l -83
15720Aahpi →l,, Annales 1II, 179, a god.
15721Ăasit =P"Pn, L.D. 3, 138, Lan-
15722zone 140, Rec. 13, 78, a goddess of war and of
15723the chase.
15724Aasiti-Khar 1'84475h
15725Rec. 7, 196, the name of a goddess of Syria.
15726Saserttu Z)-fisec =7148.
15727Aasok og=D
15728M.143, N. 648, a god.
15729aashasha-to Ll Llei
15730throat, gullet.
15731mиm o
15732āasharana
15733a kind of seed or fruit.
15734āashaq ~ШI
157354X L, to oppress, oppres-
15736sion, to usurp, violence; Heb. PUy.
15737āager " ,2,68,8...
15738āag _'Peasant 185,
15739I I,to beat, to bastinado.
15740āag-t =1 IS=IES
15741J, nail, clai, toenail, hoof; plur.
15742Rec. 30, 72.
15743äag-ts 1%, the oil made from
15744theagit plant, 4
15745âagit Es 44oan offering of soinde. kind.
15746aag → ( |n=zl{
15747aagartà
15748→149. →, L.D. III, 2x9E, 19,
15749T3ess lle, chariot; Copt. & 002 тe, Heb. N22y.
p. 275
15750À L1
15751aagasu "
15752GOL 13102SE
15753Sallier Pap. II, 4, 2, 5, 8, cord, belt, girdle (?) ;
15754Heb D37()
15755Ãagm' " the name of a
15756fiend
15757āatkh s , a wroven stuff.
15758āaț — , a piece of fertile ground
15759Aaț-en-sekhet —
15760B.D.G. 136, the second station on the old cara-
15761van road between the Nile and the Red Sea.
15762āat-t . a kind of bread-
15763cake.
15764āaț-t "= lii , Sall. 1I, 3, 1, 2,
15765Rec. 35, 161, gate sockets (?) slabs of stone.
15766Ãați •= 4 Д.
15767→0D, B.. 125, one of the 42 assessors of
15768Aațiu 544
15769T'omb Seti I, one of the 75 forms of
15770Kã (No. 23).
15771aat 1%, of a livid colour,
15772pale (of the face), yellowr; Copt. OTUTOYET.
15773mm o
15774aațna u1plentils; Heb.UT2.
15775aattau Li ypi, men
15776who conspire.
15777āatch ®- a, pallor, paleness (of
15778the face); Copt. OTOTOXET.
15779äatch-t D, fat, grease.
15780kind of oil. aatchamm "IANa
15781aatchar lZ ClNL
157821o helps to assist; var. —d 2
15783aatchrt → t, a kind of balsan
15784aau, aaua z , Rec. 30,
15785196, heir.
1578613 ]
15787Ãàu-taui _ 0 6 III N,B3.1). 125,
15788Ill, 38, a title of 'Thoth.
15789Ãäbt —* J the name of a mytho- logical fish.
15790āã =s, to bring, to carry.
15791ãã =ox, Rec. 10, 61, Es,
15792o,- 1E3,A.L.1877,
157936r, to doze, to be drowsy, to sleep.
15794āà - →2, toml,
15795pyramid.
15796Ãātt - e3m the pyramid region,
15797the necropolis, the Other World.
15798Äätt →as, Berg. II, 11, a good-
15799dess, the personification of the pyramid district.
15800-18=-ll8, to cry our, to
15801shout, to speak loudly.
15802aã =iI' ÉP, Rec. I4, +2, foreigner (?)
15803speaker of a foreign tongue (?)
15804āã - O,joy.
15805Ãā _1] Denderah IV, 79, an ape-god
15806who slew lapep.
15807āã -S, filth (?)
15808āā =s
15809bone, heir, inheritance, posterity; an accursed
15810heir 1222.
15811āāu a, seed.
15812āā ag to tie, to bind, to compress =
15813(?) = Copt. weje.
15814āãa Aelt. Tex. 28, a kind of
15815tunic.
15816āãa 3, Nav. Lit. 26.......
15817aãam ~
15818S44-178
15819, a kind of plant.
15820āãam o the seed of the
15821"'' same.
15822H
p. 276
15823À
15824āäb =|=ID=J,
15825Annales III, 11o, a ressel, a bowl, a copper
15826v'essel, spoon.
15827aabt→fesg, incense rase.
15828squeeze out, to wring out, to press out oil, to
15829strain; Copt. wgje.
15830ãầm =A=,· _E,,
15831mm, canal.
15832Ãâm au, tiafa 1, St, a he Nele. the Nile.
15833aām - I, anearthen-
15834ware vessel ?)
15835āăn má 4, mmi 4 2, um N.
15836mR, ape; plur, mm B Al mm447
15837m4487 i; Copt. EN.
15838āznā îm ], →mm t man
15839Koller Pap. 4, 3.
15840Aãn =1, Berg: 1, 19, a mihe dead the dead
15841Ãânu JiL I, Jour. As. 1908, 313,
15842the ape-god; Copt. ЄN
15843Aânãu =JA.B.D.126,2, the four
15844ape gods who judged the dead.
15845aãn "'A}, Jour. E.1. 111, 105..
15846aan mmey: "amp, place, teni, station.
15847ãah _-8=I, io rejoice.
15848Rer. 11, 151, cattle; Copt.
15849āah
15850€2€.
15851Ääh-ti →OLA, a pair of goddesses.
15852aina " 44 Bcao, a kind of stone.
15853aut(84181-1951
158544] A
15855#ohoh l:51-19555
15856and goats, animais, flocks; )C, animalkept
15857in a rin ; sacred animal.
15858, desert game.
15859ail kinds of four-fooled beasts.
15860au)S, wretched, miserable.
15861au-t )5 , a beast of a man; plur.
15862T-8.
15863āu ? B , sins, evil deeds ?)
15864āu-t m stick with a curved end (Lacau).
15865au-t _?BS, L. 283,→1S8, M1.166,
15866→/B8, P. 659, →PB0x, JP1, staffi,
15867crook, sceptre (?)
15868āu .. ,FgE, N. 253, to travel.
15869āu-t (?) →, a call bouse (?).
15870āu eof, et, a kind of wood.
15871auãu-f→f, Thes. 1303.
15872Rec. 8, 130, t0 smash, to crush.
15873ua, auai _ N _N
15874J, Peasame 293, meSD S
15875Thes. 1252, f4→, KE. 6, 26,
15876+844-8344510
15877steal, to rob, to injure, to do violence, to break,
15878to plunder, to waste, to reap grain.
p. 277
15879L1
15880āuau —8 I44-3 Y2, Peasant 302,
15881181-8344
15882s4-I44%, thier, robber,
15883brigand; plur. → 87 $8177, Rec. 16, 57,
15884-E4W518P!
15885Thes 1480; fem -814-B
15886TI495ISyp.
15887one who is robbed.
15888da4oinjury, harin robbery, theft. violence,
15889Auai -_8406, Tuat III, a winged
15890serpent-headed god.
15891Auait —N4h-.
15892744ER. B.D. ii, 26, a goddess who
15893kept the register of the punishments inflicted on
15894the foes of Osiris.
15895P: 413, -83 3N. 1127, -dg
158968,P. 142, a06/ J03, Rec. 30, r91,
15897to ferment, to become sour.
15898#44-0-83445, some kina
15899of fermiented drink.
15900auab → 8 , courtyard; see uba
15901áuã —fp-., to give a gift, to present.
15902Âuaha (Ãha) ZŸl, Mission13,
15903126, a goddess.
15904āuıbbu _Ş|Ş Peasant 229,
15905a kind of fish.
15906āun ' Tao @ _Dmm SE, Ree. 30,
1590718,e S Mett. Stele 181, 219, , to cry
15908out in pain, to wail (likę a jackal).
1590915 ]
15910āun _umn
15911-um to rob, to steal, to plunder, to com-
15912mit deeds of violence.
15913āun-t Ealy, robbery; violence.
15914_ mm
15915āunu efnrobber,
15916ravager, oppressor.
15917āun-åb — ö X , Thes. 1207,
15918Fady, greedy, coretous, araricious.
15919_mmo
15920āunuti' 520ell wifys, imen. 1o,
159211o, robber.
15922Aun f f, agod.
15923Ãun-àb UML, Mett. Stele 18y,
15924the scorpion that stung Horus and killed him.
15925aun-t or' Koller Pap. 1, 5, Kec. 1,
1592648, I, il kind of wood, cypress (?)
15927stick, cudgel, a pole of a chariot ; plur.
15928111' , stares from the Oasis Ta-abt.
15929āun , to sleep, to slumber.
15930mvn.
15931āunra - um, pebble, stone;
15932plur.-w
15933Inm | -
15934āuratchaut (artchatu) —-
15935Eypi i, charioteers (?)
15936aug fs , stream, canal.
15937äug — f I If, to heat, to cook (?)
15938āutcharu —
15939auxiliaries, a class of soldiers.
15940āutcharu (ātcharu) =
15941*BI part, or parts, of a charior.
15942äutchata (âtchata) CLIOE
15943Alt. K. 306..
15944ablUf-lell,1o here.
15945nowned, famous, strength (?)
15946ab_0. D.-S. V. 270,
15947-S.N.710, horn, tusk of an clepham :
15948112
p. 278
15949A [1l
15950pur→180-1S.U.2i0,
15951T1D, N. 719; dual, — JS)
15952W40.→ 80, Rougé, I.H. II, 114;
15953O = Dhul Karnên; /5Af—
15954J DO, he with horns ready to gore; 17
15955BUG, U.577, the four horns of the bull of
15956Rã, the four horns of the world.
15957abati (?) Jo=M. Thes. 1198, the
15958ab → Jf, tusk ofivory; seeab qlã,
15959Ábui DO 44, Tuat V, DO 2, B.I).
15960(Saite) 64, 14, a god who burnt the dead.
15961Abu-tt —/8D aCh the nameor
15962a serpent on the royal crown.
15963āb _ ) O *, B.D. (Saite) 137, 4, a star.
15964Ab-poq(3) -Ha-g*, Tur Neieb all. of Neheb-kau.
15965Abet-neteru-s 9'TuatX,a
15966lioness-goddess.
15967ab seshu→ ур,
15968-fumen 1@0x 1, title of Thoth
15969and of a kind of priest.
15970Âb-shā →:-1l
15971Tuat VII, a crocodile-god which guarded the
15972"symbols."
15973Áb-ta I I 22R, Tuat I.X, a serpent- gatekeeper.
15974āb fo, a kind of incense.
15975āb, äbă (as,_ |°x , to resist,
15976to rerolt against, to oppose by force.
15977abb _ J ius, to fight, to hurl a spear or any weapon.
15978äbut —Jß -,opposition, resistance.
15979ãb DSs, 8 sss,-fusex, resistunce,
15980opposition, what is opposed to existing things.
15981ab V19,-f8
15982enemy, rebel, fiend.
15983ab &oaas, to sink, to drop back, 1o
15984diminish (of the Nile).
159856]
15986ab =If-fs, Rougé, I.I. II, 125,
15987to sink into [the ground] through fear (of the
15988feet).
15989abab b0s--0,1o
15990push a way into, to open up.
15991ab, aba —|\$,→|→$,
15992-TE, Thes. 483,-f,
15993S→ 1Z. 79,51, IV, 107, 368, 751, to con-
15994tradict, to gainsas;, to oppose inn speech ; — ]
15995s, Rer. 10, 83,10 comuradlict his state.
15996ment; TI→g Mar. Karn. 44, 35, con- tradiction.
15997äbab -jango D, Rec. 8,12-]
15998-fO, Rec. 23, 203 →0mn)
15999i, to contradict, to gainsay.
16000ababt
16001→) O O, K.E. 7, 24, contradiction.
16002ab →), J-fof, io faccsome.
16003one or something, to meet, to join, to unite with ;
16004em ab la T1.II0.U.16,568
16005T: 312, N.75, T1S
16006S1A1I1
16007SIPNA1DI
16008SI, tngether with, face to face
16009with, opposite; er ab S1 O,P.815.
16010abu-/057 kec 3orscatce for sacrifice.
16011ab→1→1813
16012a bird with a loud harsh voice.
16013ab bis, to reare.
16014abab 1 8,10 weare.
16015Abuti , the two weavers,
16016Isis and Nephthy's.
p. 279
16017C11
16018ãb -JP, to purify, to make clean.
16019ābu →219 , P. 449, N. 912,
16020-9-18→
16021Ni 14ll purifications, clansings,
16022libations, washings with water.
16023abit _)0L -Y°, offering.
16024b, be —}-E
16025→)"T, a vessel, vase of purification.
16026ab =], to embalm.
16027aba → o Y,1.175 →14,
16028→%, to make am offerins, to present a. propitiatory gift.
16029äbu,äbut —191,54mfo
1603044Yf, a girt, an offering; plur. →l
16031880P. 552-1420 8, T. 258,
16032IT, Rec. 33,5,→ J|E, ibid. 29,
16033Ab _ ]}, țuat II, a grain-god.
16034Aba-taui —) % IT'
16035Hh. 456
16036äba —19—1YPP
16037"→]}→→|EN1072,
16038altar, a table for offerings.
16039äba _)
16040Yae, a slab of stone on which offerings were
16041placed.
16042ab →)88l oop a hind of stone: plur.
16043äb-t →Jo" ,N. 503, a kind of grain.
160447] À
16045āb[a]u→) nuur Peasant 24, a kind of stone.
16046ābiu _ 9 B/
16047, the gods who slay.
16048äb-taf , Palermo Stele, -JE
16049sanctuary, shrine, any holy place; _ elle
16050JmmJo=laccon.
16051ābu-o , a festival at which the
16052mmaking of offerings was obligatory; plur.—
16053→10M→1D33. L.D. III,
16054āba _|Y ,T.227,
16055P. 708, Rec. 31, 166, to penetrate, force a waj
16056into.
16057äba _y ,P. 330, -1Ra7,
16058M.641,→7 YS, Rec. 27,23%,
16059to act as captain, to direct.
16060āb, aba → 7a Y, U. 274, N. 798,
16061J2G1.U. 173, P. 311, 013, a8
16062,N. 673, → )F, U. 206, sceptre, safr,
16063ābit 14/ -145÷]
16064440 , →J, saff, stick.
16065abut -I-|1.186,→1ol
16066M. 301, P. 666, staff.
16067abb-t _ ]) o, staff, sceptre, stick.
16068ab-t → Jo, kidnes, testicle.
16069abu→S2,A%.49,50......
16070ab -f'l Rec. 1r,92, mJuR. fro,
16071#R-J-JYA o shine, to
16072show different colours, " shot " as in "shot" silk.
16073variegated, spotted; 4 or striped plumage spotted or speckled
16074ab shuti 4ßm 1ats, Thes. 414, be of
16075the variegated wings, a title of Horus of Edfû.
16076abu Hypyfys, people, men and vomen.
16077H3
p. 280
16078À L1]
16079ābi _444, animal, reptile seet i?) sect(?)
16080abãb -Jo-f'3, Rec. 20, +1.......
16081äbäbu →}→D, Rec 15, 178, to
16082rejoice, to dance.
16083abb→]le, 10 sce.
16084āb6 _||0_1|.
16085desire, to love, to be desired.
16086abb→ee, to fy, the fying
16087scarab; var. →J44g, the flier.
16088'scarab. beetle,
16089, B.D.G. 1394, a form of Osiris.
16090aba→)7 "''
16091-, to see.
16092ābā āui - to open the hands
16093in greeting.
16094äbut _/9 II!' ropes,
16095bonds, fetters.
16096Abbut -JJ-ß7, IuarIX, ihe
16097nets (?) used in snaring Aapep.
16098Äbbuitiu _JBI !, Tuat IX,
16099three gods whofettered (3.
16100→→JeNt,→]
16101I, Rec. 16, 3, →e J1 1818, a mass of
16102plants or flowers, bouquet.
16103äbnekh —JOSES-I
161041, frog (?) toad (?)
16105Äbräskktiäks _JOEia
16106N 9 ='ABpuant, Leemans, P'apyrus III, 210-
16107aboh-t→J8-".334→8
16108JoVD, N. 637D80,1.552,→)
16109Hh.227,247,to pour out water or
16110seed, to create, to make, to fashion.
16111abesh → )T, vase, pot, vessel.
16112äbesh _|, V.622, -J}
16113U. 539, T. 296, P. 230
161148]
16115Abesh →2, Tuat X, a form of Plah.
16116Äbesh →D, seven stars of Orione Thes. r12, one of the
16117Abesh →l. a benerolent serpent-god.
16118äbesh _ |_ T.119,318, N.1314, a kind of wine.
16119, R.E. 3,1I1, a pyramid tomb,
16120Apis tomb; Apis tomb of Memphis (?)
16121āp- s,P. 703, DA' A,
16122D6lls,ooB s, a verb of motion, to
16123travel, to go, to go in, to go out, to escape, to
16124walk, to march, to journey, o Orn'under foos. tramplings
16125ap
16126-11 Eam Uu eamt, to fly, the winged
16127disk, the summer solstice.
16128Ápi 9, —'00, ,Rec. 35,56, →00
16129Д.a04433
16130Rec. 14, 7, the "flier," a name of the Sun-god;
16131, the rising sun.
16132āpu Hymn of Darius 37, scarab, beetle.
16133Ap-ur B.D.G. 798, Osiris
16134in the form of a beetle.
16135Àpep • see twih.
16136Àpāp wh, B.M. No. 383; see
16137and 2537,
16138āpāp ,ground, earth, estate.
16139āpāp ,, brick or tile kiln.
16140api →0l0, Rer: 12, 91, account = 9
16141āpenn-t "" um unn 20000' mim F serpent, worm.
16142āper X. I. 663, 783, N. 775, 7
16143, I.178, T.321, U.50%, 0 ,M. 268,
16144g:N. 888, Z$ZN)
16145".D- E d, to be equipped, to be pro-
16146vided with, furnished (of a house): 0 D 1lI'
16147Hymn of Darius 38.
p. 281
16148L1
16149Q, a boat equipped with everything neees-
16150sary and a crew; 8:70 1, Thes. 12y6.
16151aporu E'SÃYI gSĂ
16152NĂĂYYy} Á"Z}, crew ofa boar or
16153shp: X-BNP.396, M.1564 N. 1171.
16154āperu д' elled
16155Ae em'A'' omaments, fittings, chains
16156attached to jewellery, accoutrements, furnishings ;
16157ex, the equipment of the royal
16158www
16159barge; Q @ Mar. Karn. 53, 36, a woman's outfit.
16160aper A8, mantle, garment.
16161Aperit Y , a name of the Eyeof Horus.
16162aper the name of the zist day of the month.
16163Áper - I, the god of
16164the town of Aper.
16165Aper-peh D d, Berg. 1, 18, a
16166proteetor of the dead.
16167Áper-pehui J% 117, Thes. 818,
16168was one of the seven sons of Mehurit; (2) a
16169watcher of Osiris.
16170Aper-t-ra ,Luat 1, a sing- ing-goddess.
16171Aper-her Nebtchet "
16172Tuat XI, a form of the rising Sun.
16173Äper-ta DAS
16174Tomb of Seti 1, one of the 75 formis of Rã
16175(No. 45).
16176āper lo →, a kindof gooso; ð0,
16177the egg of the aper goose.
16178Äpriu g'PY| Z4l oe
16179')YBi, Harris I, 3r, 8, a class of foreign
16180stonemasons; var. =8$48&
16181Q'L!. L.D. IlI, denied wthehe eebonce identified with the Hebrews.
16182apesáustâas CNOCGSÓM
16183Rev. I1, 185 = dfrcvarus, unfeigned.
16184āpesh Zs, Rec. 5,97..
16185apesh , tortoise, or turtle.
16186Apesh , B.D). I6r, the Turtie-god.
16187Apshait TI344-127
16188108→mms, B.ID. 30,1,
16189an insect which devoured the dead.
16190apshut J0 0c , a kind of beetle; plur.
16191af, alfa , Rec. 30, 201,
16192→, fly; plur. 2n y 1, Copt. 24. Rec. 31,15:
16193afába-t —4 1508, Rev. 13, 20,
16194honey fly, i.e., bee.
16195af→-Ls; Copt. cucfe.
16196aff crown, helmet, hat,
16197diadem, cap.
16198āfāf - sz», crocodile.
16199aft =y, Rer,, gluttony.
16200afa
16201T'in
16202177, 55
16203plants, vegetables.
16204afa !!!' the seed of the same.
16205afa ,food, bread.
16206āfa S, filth, dirt.
16207Afat - Tuat VI, a god in mummy
16208forn.
16209Afau e , 'Tuat II, a god of one
16210of the seasons of the year.
16211Afa→ → 1: 339 tn
16212,N.95% "N. 626,
16213a class of divine beings in the Other World.
16214H4
p. 282
16215[12
16216afait 14→,in
1621751), tent, camy, chamber.
16218afa an Ba, Ker., to be greedy; a glut- tonous man.
16219afa taso, puba, eril, coconite. crocodile.
16220āfen 25 8 mmefs'mmofo, to bind,
16221to tie, to tie something on.
16222afen-t ta o~ 4, Т. 359, Р. 712,
16223N:. 1365, 1387, 5L8, Rec. 35, 20, Fmg,
16224headcloth, headdress, wis; plur mel
16225im14A m'sT!
16226athut mmDo T, Hn.459, 520
1622744-T, bandlet.
16228afen-t Ealo naunt, retreat, hiding place.
16229Afnuit ime 14o. Ombos 2, 133, a goddess.
16230afs ='Aos, a disease of the eye.
16231Arkiu 5ille dI agrouporgods.
16232aftit Egor, Re: 4,29,
16233Rec. 8,17h 284 Rec. 118,55
162345A525154
1623555 Rec. 3i56,
16236, Rec. 30, 198, box, coffer, ches, offin,
16237sarcophagus; 5 1, Rec. 30, 197, 195, 3t, 103,32,79
16238astcht Eae
16239box, chest, sarcophagus.
16240ām"ax, fore-arm, thigh(?)
16241amD, to grasp, fist.
16242am=1E,-sleEp, Jour. 1s. ryos,
16243290, t0 know, to understand ; _3 le §mm
16244Ox, Jour. As. 1908, 313, book-learned; Copt.
16245єшяє.
16246À
16247am . 8, U. 169, →
16248P.655- <2, NI. 511, 761, N. 1091,
16249=P,→S ЗІф,
16250P-NI,-
16251= to eat, to swalloi, to devour.
16252am-hat → f9,→f
16253O, to eat the heart, lo leel remorse, to repent.
16254ămaâma-t →=3le to de-
16255ām-t __ , something that is
16256eaten, food ; _ Rec. 30, 195, flesh
16257for eating
16258ăm ž
16259000 •, food.
16260āmãm t, food.
16261âm'it → -11-98 111'
16262flesh-food.
162631, Nesi-Amsu 32, 36,
16264devourer, a title of Aapep.
16265Am _
16266P.445, M.552, N.1132, a god who fed on the
16267hearts of the dead
16268Ămâm →→
16269B.D. 145, V, Rer. I.A. 1, 9, p. 497, ._s
16270, the eater of the dead.
16271Amiu 44%5i, eaters(ost be dead), a class of fiends.
16272Am-autiu (?) , Tuat III,
16273a keeper of the Third Gate.
16274Am-àsfetiu __
16275B.D. 40, 2, 5, Osiris as the "eater
16276of sinners."
16277ām-ā {_, _i
16278Д, Rес. 31, то,
16279" cater of the arm," a mythological pig associated
16280with Osiris.
p. 283
16281A L.
16282Am-a Yu, luat 1I, the name of the pig in the boat.
16283Am-ā-f
16284-TE, B.ID.11, 2, a godi.
16285Am-ãa 2AD0DE
162862-94-1127
16287, "eater of the
16288ass," the name of a serpent which attacked the
16289Sun-god.
16290Am-āal _
162913E, B.I). 40, 1, a name of Aapep.
16292Ămu-āau — →Tuat Il,
16293an ass-headed god with a knife-shaped phallus.
16294Ama-āsht -sIßa4s
16295, Rec. 13, 31, "eater of
16296many, the name of a fiend.
16297Am-baiu = "eater of souls,"
16298the name of a fiend.
16299Am-mit _ !, Tuat II,
1630000-9 , Papyrus of Ani,
16301Il. 3, a monster, part crocodile, part lion, and
16302part hippopotamus,
16303, which
16304devoured the dead.
16305Am-emit . N SCr. B.D. 165, a
16306goddess who strengthened the dead.
16307Am-heh _ 4TYI, B.D.17,43,
16308an invisible dog-faced god, who devoured human
16309hearts in the River of Fire, and voided filth.
16310Ama-kha-t → f Rec. 15,17,
16311one of the 42 assessors of Osiris.
16312Am-khaibitu, Ămam-khaibitu
16313T-, B.D. 125, II, one of the 42 assessors of
16314Osiris; var._l
163152. ]
16316Am-khu _' 1, Tuat Vl,
16317a serpent-god who devoured the shadows and
16318spirit-souls of the foes of Rã.
16319Amamti kheftiu
16320Tuat II, "eater of foes," an arenging goddess
16321in the Tuat.
16322Am-t-tcheru
16323%; Tuat II, a goddess.
16324• seed of a certain herl›
16325amu .
16326or plant.
16327ămám .. , 7 kind of
16328plant or herb.
16329amm - O, the roe of a fish, eggs, intestines.
16330amu, ămăui (?) …
16331$))- pilars.
16332→1, wreaving instrument or machine, shuttle of a loom (?)
16333ămăm (ămm) .
16334to throw the boomerang, to catch in a net?
16335ămăm _ D, a garmement. nament.
16336ămăm-t n'
16337= I /' estate, parcel of land.
16338āmãm (ām) → S -DD, D
16339places with water in them, wells, pools.
16340ama →S.N. 885,→ T. 288,
16341M.65,137 /,N. 126, to go sour (of wine).
16342ăma-t n Rec. 20, 148, staff
16343āma , a kind of stone.
16344ama . °, to winnow grain.
16345ămam -s
16346os, Rec. 21,79,
16347MR, to perceire, 1o
16348understand, to comprehend, to see, to knos ;
16349to show, to instruct:
16350Сорт. ЄШЯЄ.
16351āmam →3 dd, Amen. ro, 1, =
163527, Amen. 4,17, 13-f,
p. 284
16353L1
16354→IPIe, to cat, to devoseite
16355Amam →s 1 E, Nesi-Amsu 32,
1635621,fB, Kee: 14, 12,a name orJapep.
16357Ámam-ár t (1) → IAS
16358• 1 E, Sinsin II, a god of the Qerti.
16359ămam →3IAi, aherhs, ey
16360iA Ihe seed of the same.
16361Amamu → JeI ms, '' Aiale people.
16362mwAl
16363aman→
16364Rhind P'ap. 32, a kind of plant, garden (?)
16365Àmanh → the god of the rith
16366* hour of the day.
163675 A
16368amar il!travellers (®)
16369āmå, āmā —{l=,z D, R.D. II,
16370122, clay; Copt. ORee, o2l1.
16371ama →i, Rec. 30, 196, to nurse.
16372āmā _ T. 17, a plant (?)
16373āmā, ămam __ Ar
16374=W, a man suffering from some defect of
16375the sexual organs; plur. _ →yp!,
16376JON.
16377āmã →0 1mrn.21, 13, a disease of the sexual organs.
16378ama-t →f ow a liquid.
16379āmã __
16380aherb;_ Y, the seed of the same
16381_DI11
16382amãa-t . ), Rec. 20, 148,
16383boomerang, net (?); var.
16384amați-t __» s , ål kindofland.
16385āmu NS (of beer and wine). Hh.221,t0 be sour
16386Amu , Tuat V, a fire-god.
1638722]
16388amth _
16389, rain, storn.
16390amt_ to be languid, to col-
16391lapse.
16392an ~ nт, uт, in 1, mт SA.
16393, Rev., to turn, to turn oneselí, to return,
16394to repeat an act, to take back, to retract, to suls-
16395tract, again; "9l- e mm, to be seen
16396again; mnn", to seck ngain; mmm
16397→ to repeat; mm f =J8x , to
16398return an answer; tha tу A, his face
16399was turned round, ie., behind
16400änn mm^, Peasant 290, L.D. 111, 140B, to return, to turn back.
16401ānnu mmm A, one who returns
16402from the grave; , those who return.
16403āni mm, "the turner back," a title of Horus.
16404ānăn —- man mm wan wn N, back to turn
16405ānân ^.
16406un sw ww
16407- ||
16408mm A' um um s' umm lum , to
16409gainsay, to contradict, rejoinder.
16410ān mw ", again; mm "0,iт
16411again again, on the contrary; Copt. OM.
16412ānn mm n,l.500....
16413Ann abui (P) mm 6, the god of the
164142ith day of the month; he is gazelle-headed.
16415ān → fg, ox, to paint,
16416to make designs, to practise the craft of the
16417artist; 8ry o fg, painted, coloured.
16418an - a letter of invitation from a
16419www woman.
16420ăn mess 3M118, Rec. 1, 48, a kind of painted cloth.
16421an rut da 81, Rec. 1, 48, a
16422kind of painted cloth.
16423ān nesu } → T3д, B.N. 145,
164247uim7gf, artist directly under royal patronage.
p. 285
16425[1
16426an mmn' vx, umm, RCс. 6, 127, tyi oт,
16427eё, mт, o 0, uí , Treaty 4, ym
16428s, a writing tablet, a flat thin writing board,
16429plaque; plur. mm vi
16430an en ân min mm fog, the tablet of the artist's palette.
16431aniu(?)mm447 plaques, tooien tablets.
16432ānu (o, „í
16433fine limestone from Tûrah.
16434ănu mw S..., Peasane iz, mym
16435sm 'n, blocks of limestone.
16436an im s, thes. 1195, to turn a glince towards something.
16437an m, inl, emf os, mf o
16438a-18, mn fe ,to
16439be pretty or beautiful, beauty, beautiful, pleasant,
16440delightful, gracious; " mn ) 4, splendid.
16441in mn /EP. Thes. 1481, 8'lE
16442Thes. 1482, a man of noble qualities, a cultured
16443man, a good man; plur.
16444ānu mn f eos, a beautiful object; dual
16445c / f": plur, ameto, sml
16446ānu-na mm o3, Mar. Aby: 1,
164479, Io, what is pleasing.
16448ān-t mm o o a beautitul
16449goddess, or woman.
16450an-ha-t mwm 1, Anastasi 1, 23,
164518, a fine or beautiful disposition, a noble heart.
16452anu nekhti yme dli 8 o e
16453B.D.G. 11I6, the beauties of the warrior.
16454Ăn N,Berg. 1, 1ó, an antelope.
16455headed god who beautified the faces of the dead,
16456and removed blemishes from the skin.
16457An-t-mer-mut-s mmí
16458PA, T.S.B.A. 3, 424, a gooddess.
16459Ăn-em-her 1.S.B.A. 124, a goa
1646023J
16461an 0 0 0 1, Rec. 3,49,5,88,
16462a kind of dry incense.
16463an um v, т ", well, fountain; var.
16464; Heb.T.2.
16465an, anti — mm wan mm , mud (Lacau).
16466ān — , ape; Copt. ЄN.
16467Ân mm, Tuat XII, a mythological serpent.
16468Anit mn Denderah III, 12, a female counterpart of Osiris.
16469an-t mmn, mm'nf. a sharpedged
16470or pointed tool, adze, axe, auger, bradawi.
16471an-t imn O, aknife.
16472an-tm, V.537, mm , 1:295,
16473mm, mmP,am, mm o, mms
16474mnl, im), im neo pi claw of a hird r
16475animal, talon, nail of the hand or foot; plur.
16476mmF, T. 425, N1. 737, N.123, 1213, mmm
16477E0, 1: 608, N. 708, mm F
16478P.612, mmmr 1, Rсс. 31,171, mm,
16479Fiamimm)l *E imi o, to cut
16480the nails; Smnl 1., torub down the nails.
16481An-t-ent-Ptah mm imm"&. 1.D. 153%
164826, "Ptah's claw," a part of the magical net.
16483Ăn-t-tep-t-änt-Het-Heru mmi c
16484- mim B.D. 1534, 19, a part of the magical net.
16485an...mmn di fzzsl, akind or caute.
16486anãn mmnl, mb mnde, ml
16487mmdt , the nape of the neck.
16488anân, anân-th myo, aemni?
16489wigs, headdresses.
16490ān•t imí {, im e, iy, ring, seal, signet.
16491an-t imí [8], a vase, ressel.
16492ännummo f !!' Rer. 31, 18, corcis, ropes.
p. 286
16493A []
16494än зmeh', me Ae, Rec. 8, 138, tu crs
16495out, to entreat, to beseech as a captive.
16496anăni mn 44 , cry, appeal.
16497ān um „, a mythological fish; see ant.
16498ani mm 44, U. 633, nape of the neck (?)
16499änu, ānnu mm 8 whn
16500Rec. 13,15, a kind of tree
16501ānu-t ' o, ray of light, beam; Copt. OTEIN.
16502anut m elll' ulcers, bolls, sores.
16503anutiu (?) 8'"")EÍ, Rec. X4, 43,
165048l-ypl 1, L.D. I11, 2rge, 17, mm fl,
16505a class of foreign workmen (?)
16506Ânã mm ?, Tuat IX, a god, son of Heru- åmi-uáa, a hawk-headed lion.
16507ānart îmm — mir, a kind of worm.
16508Anutát im 148Ci see4°l
16509ānb Jfemmlei
16510to surround, to bind, to tie, to grip, to
16511clutch, to seize prey.
16512ānb —ler p a bundle.
16513anbthema-t — Ja,1V, 1124,
165143g",131.......
16515anb mm JS mw f, grape,
16516vine; Heb.33
16517anberu mmlo S1 basket, crate Peasant 1I5
16518ānep *e 1, Mar. Aby: 1, G, 17....
16519ānep mmm • ' D, the festival of
16520the zoth day of the month.
16521änep 0 O, the third quarter of the
16522moon; one of the seven stars of Orion
16523(Thes. 112).
16524ānem - a kind of precious
16525mww stone.
16526anem-t — falsehood, lies, no,
16527www not so ?)
16528anhob-t —& Jo, a kina of bird.
1652924 ]
16530ānkh @.V. I9r, T. II, M. 225,
16531N. 603, f =fafmp,fE
16532m'f f, r fo, thing, life; Copt. wrg. to live, to live upon some-
16533änkh - + 11, "life, stability, prosperity
16534(or, contene) " f lel
16535550, "life, all prosperity, all stability, all health,
16536[and] joy of heart," a formula of good wishes
16537which follows each mention of the king's name
16538in official documents.. See the following exam-
16539ples.
16540ankh- f 1a.P.652, ife and con-
16541tent for ever: f1→2, P. I8, M. 20,
16542N. 1rg, all life and content for ever !
16543änkh- fJl=f' MaN
16544T. 338, N. 626, life, strength, health !
16545ankh - ca +, 53 - =3, the name
16546of a college of priests.
16547ankh -f, "repating life," a formula
16548used sometimes in the place of maй-kheru.
16549änkh -A f, Rec. 29, rsti"is wen life is giren."
16550änkh-faf =,"erer-
16551living," a title of gods and kings.
16552änkhu fY, Edict 17, man, citizen.
16553ankhu nu nut { mm 5 8
16554o1' Rec. 16, 70, citizen; fem. f ol д.
16555Rechnungen 71; plur fo saedi
16556ankb-t fama fo, mmm", U. 193, 1:71,
16557NE. 225, V. 603, Rec. 31, 37, T7 TRu
16558a living person (fem.) or thing; N fes
16559"living fire."
16560änkhi, änkhu f mm 44, mm f,
16561fIfff, a living being, a living thing;
16562plur. f| 8| 8 8 ff
16563FÅNI FFIZII FRYPYPYS,
16564{fZDNIAf.
p. 287
16565À
16566YDIfEeEI ferzi f'
16567Toettos'f www • Pito
16568BEI fIFODYD,T• 49)
165691,888, living seings, menman. women.
16570änkhu f & C, N. 123, + 18, N. 57,
16571N. g86, f o B8°, P. 94, N1. 118, f oB
16572YPYp,N. 1327, f oFL Дİ, Rec. z0,
16573236, "the living," ie., the beatified in heaven.
16574änkh To c' house, living place.
16575änkhu nu menfit †Yi
16576military folk.
16577änkh - Li Toey www living per- Sons.
16578änkh , an amulet.
16579ankh f , f M. 145,
16580N. 649, "living," the name of a beetle.
16581ānkh ey Berl, 2312, a name of the tomb.
16582Änkh-t + ° S, the "land of life," ie., the Other World
16583Ankh Uas-t fIe, Rec. 19,89, "life
16584of Thebes," a palace of Rameses II.
16585ānkh merr , an amulet.
16586ankh neter TT, A.Z. 1908, 16, "god's
16587life," name of a serpent amulet.
16588ankh neter v- ~• Rec. 13, 70, ÷
16589parcel of sacred ground.
16590Anih f A, life personified, the named. a god
16591ankh fx, star; plur. 8111' Il''
16592I!!' stars, planets (?)
16593Änkhiu f 11'' • ill Thes. 133,
16594"living ones," i.e., the 36 Dekans.
16595Ànkh , P. 174, +
16596P. 672, ,NI. 60I, N. 1276, the son of
16597Sothis, 1A *1ASx
16598125 ]
16599ankht foa lafofo
16600"living one," a name of the Eye of Horus and
16601of Tefnut.
16602ankh-ti fee, fii, theevro Eyes
16603of Horus or Rã, ie., Sun and Moon.
16604Änkhi f mam • 44. Tuat X, the god of
16605time and of the hife of Rã.
16606Änkhit fo, fuat Monsteus smerpo a monstrous scorpion
16607Ankhit (?) - mmf, Tuat IX, a fiery;
16608blood-drinking serpent-god.
16609Ankhit 744-, fo.d foa
16610f, fo, "living one," the name of a goodess.
16611Ankhit → folo, er us, r7desa uraeus-goddess.
16612Ankhit + mm mopostamusf6,dless.
16613Änkhit f 44 o, Tuat Veaded-serment. headed-serpent.
16614Ankh-ab + ®, the river of fire of Seker. Tual V, a guardian of
16615Änkh-äru-tchora f"Jx| fe
16616Tuat VII, a serpent-guardian of
16617Áfu-Ásår.
16618Änkhit-unem-unt
16619fm44°
16620,1, Rec: 3t, 190, one of the 12
16621I houeris goddesses; she presided over the month
16622aaтo.
16623IIM
16624Änkh-f-em-fentu Tx°
166251,,B.D. 144, the doorkeeper of the sth Arit.
16626Ankh-f-em-khaibitu - 111'
16627Tuat XI, a serpent-god with a pair of wings and
16628two pairs of human legs and feet; from his body
16629sprang Tem, the man-god.
16630Änkh - em -fenth zores,
16631Berg. I, 15, a form of Bes.
16632Ankh-em-maât † =' god of Truth. Berg. 1,12,a
16633Änkh-em-nesert FAN=-of um=
16634Berg. II, 9, the goddess of the 8th hour of the
16635night.
p. 288
16636[1
16637Ankhit ent Sebek
16638, B.D. 125, III, 30, the name of
16639the socket of a bolt in the Hall of Maati.
16640Änkh-neteru f T'na Tuat XII, the
16641monster serpent through the body of which the
16642Boat of Åf was drawn by 12 gods daily at dawn.
16643Ankhit-ormen (?) Ts' Fuat XII,
16644a wind-goddess of dawn.
16645Änkh-her @, Tuat VI, a guide and
16646protector of souls and spirits.
16647Ankh-hetch F4. Tuat X, a goddess
16648who touches her lips with the tip of her fore-
16649finger.
16650Ankh-septit flSD® Tuat vIT,
16651a serpent-god in the Circle Aa-t-setekau.
16652Änkh-s-meri f1514*, Den.
16653derah II, I1, one of the 36 Dekans.
16654Ankh-ta f I fuai s, a serpentgod of the dawn.
16655Ankhti "the living one," a
16656title of Osiris.
16657änkh f ,f.To.
16658www • v f• Tp, to swear an
16659oath; www 3, to take an oath; 99
16660num f, to sivear a tenfold oath; ff7,
16661to swear hy the life of the god; e 445
16662fD FLD, he swore by the life
16663of P'haraoh; Copt. aracy.
16664ānkh {e &, f =f&l
16665faoachi TEATel, king'soath.
16666änkhu fum
16667goat, any small domestic animal; plur. - man h
16668Mar. Karn. 54,60,+% •f-7
16669551ET13,feem
16670ankh { f$, {ff-.
16671foc grain, corn, wheat.
16672ānkh-t -o , victuals, food, vivers
1667326] A
16674änkhit {11-31, goose-food.
16675änkh fü,f #,+447,
166761, f r V, Hower, flowers:
16677änkh-mfommf
16678fT, lant or wrood of life, ie, food. grain, food.
16679ankh-t f°l, fom oaamlemoo.
16680P. 93, M. 117, Rec. 31, 113, 16I, staff, stick,
16681stalk.
16682änkh fo, ear; dual ff0, 7f
16683$9.7F9"8,7f4. "D. ff
16684cge. tmem sn, fof de. a.fo. fs.
16685ff Of, the tro cars; fFS22Is
16686the ears of a god; title.
16687ankboti f f 9|E, heaves oa dbor.
16688ankh-ti {f8 , Ree. 11, 178, f 7
16689•.'ffAe, the two eyes.
16690ankh f1, akind of metal.
16691ānkb fy, f9,f08,{*,
16692i mirror; +1 , mirror in its casc;
16693fum A.7. 1908, 20, the
16694mirror amulet: + 1 mm , mirror for
16695daily use; of various metals, eg. +( SULI'
16696flmmngon, f1mm.
16697inkhshau fILS , a seal Q (Lacau).
16698änkh-t mmo, f ga vase, ressel; mma
16699phur. f m'f min i 1481
16700ankhfo mm4, unguent.
16701Ankh-taui - Y7, "life of the Two
16702Lands," or " Memphis plant."
16703ănkhám f •fü,ft VI,
16704e mm f, a Rlower used in funeral
p. 289
16705LI
16706Nzezzh s ; p luz {TI+
16707, € • tavit
16708wwn
16709•a!, + • ti ".!he sesamor the same.
16710änkhus {15, foß =), milk.
16711ansh mfa mm, Rec. 3,152, t0
16712live, life; see fo• www
16713Änsh-senetchomnetchom mn f
16714mmlf7, Denderah Ivar gian a acopod,
16715anqimi D →»kec. 12,30, beam of aplough.
16716Änq mm?, a god in the luat; see ad1
16717Angit mnlr i Nubian watersoddess,
16718of Sûdâni origin, who with Khnemu and Sati
16719formed the great triad of Elephantine and Philae.
16720Champollion (Panthéon, p. 20) compared her
16721with 'Erra.
16722Anqnãamu m mu um, Alt. K. 273
16723= Heb D2
16724ant, ântiu îmí 7, - 7, um° o lle'
16725Mi'um
16726°mm I:i
16727°, myrrh.
16728antiu - antiu uatchiu —
16729:R IR: fresh myrrh.
16730āntiu - ântiu en hemut îmm'
16731www , women's myrrh.
16732antiu - äntiu nu tekhu mm mm
16733, moist myrrh as opposed to dry myrrh.
16734ántiu - per antiu
16735myrrh store.
1673627] A
16737ántiu - perit-en-antiu mwm
16738III
16739DiL u, seed of the myrrh shrub.
16740āntiu - khet-en-āntiu " 0 1 mт
16741II? wood of the myrrh shrub.
16742Änti mm 2, the Myrrh-god.
16743ānti mmifo T, an image made of myrrh,
16744used in funerary ceremonies.
16745Antät → 04o Cr. B.M. No. 646;
16746habas, Pap. Mag. 207, mmm wyoN, a war goddes
16747of Asiatic origin, who was adopted by the
16748Egyptians, and stated by them to be the daugh-
16749ter of Set; Heb. niy.
16750Äntit i sec mm d4oli
16751Äntu, Änth mdf imm; see →
1675204°Ci
16753Änthet mm?? 5o Pri Düm. H.I. 1, 19; sce
16754mm84°li www
16755Anthrtå mm 14Cr, Treaty, 28, a
16756Hittite goddess.
16757änt um st, îm
16758mn,1, to have or possess nothing,
16759to lack, to want, to be destitute, destitution, to
16760diminish.
16761ant umy s yp, the destitute mans; plur.
16762mn,t min
16763ant mm's , calamity, trouble.
16764anț-t mm fo, the minority, as opposed
16765ili the majority.
16766ant e aiTi, deeds of violence.
16767i, Oa!, locut, toslay; secat-
16768ant ', part of a fowling net.
p. 290
16769ant f, toknow, to perecive
16770ānț Xx × o xs'to le
16771sound, in good condition, to be well, to get
16772better; Saadf, IV, 1021, healthy; varr. XX "
16773anți E s 2s, he who is well,
16774sound, firm, healthy, prosperous. ant-t mml→ A%,1908,16, name of ar ит o" amulet.
16775anț SOCF, bank, side.
16776int , sround, al, oil,
16777cultivated lands; plur. Ofi sal
16778Äntit giex, Gas f Ozes,
16779, mm 4f Li, Ree. 14, 165, the
16780Boat in which Rã sailed from dawn to midday.
16781ant im"o, i o, in Sро, ит
16782Si, u' ! i mnо, mil mi"
16783light.
16784ānt S,202 $8950 100.0 l'Sl'
16785'il! fat, grease, manure; S 1 , unguent;
16786387f, fresh grease; Copr. coT.
16787ănțá le° ''= mm", myrth.
16788ant eRfl, a kind of fisih.
16789Ant-mer pet o E0 o,n litle ofthe
16790Nile-god.
16791Anți mng 14 A. B.I. 135, I1, one of the
16792+2 assessors of Osiris; see Ăati.
16793anțu mmfo Hlaps tai, tas,, eyden 1' Pap. 4, is, rase, ressel.
16794anțit im'llg, vasc, ressel, por.
16795ănțu mmSf,B.1).130, 30, darkiness.
16796Anțu @, a locality in the Tuar.
16797äntch →, destitute; sce int mmn Sz.
16798äntchut -14 ysr ww Sis, the pocr, uhe destitute.
16799äntch —2723, a vessel.
1680028 ] À
16801āntch — , P. 615, NI. 783,
16802N. 1143, the tip of a wing.
16803äntch —ldao, P. 643, clas, talon, nail.
16804āntch-t —ª mm, Rec. 5,90, a drug www www
16805from which a tincture was prepared.
16806äntch ,Rec. 27,60, '
16807www wan
16808M, light, radiance, splendour.
16809Antch →2 2, N. 253, a nameof
16810the sun when in the sky.
16811anteh m7,50 ,cing.
16812antch 5 xox, to kinzow:
16813antch 5=6BP.186, N:900,
16814to be strong, sound, healthy,
16815antoh 505a 59l
16816sound, fir, strong; o 744 S ti, strong
16817men; see ant.
16818anteh-ur 5o 5 :1. 50
1681913g.B.D. 41, 5, a guide of the dcad.
16820äntch srf llr, N. 6g6, a kinh of cloth (?)
16821antch sox %l, fat, grease.
16822Äntchot o I, C1
16823ul, the Boat in which Ra sailed from
16824sunrise until noon; see Mläntchet, Matet, etc.
16825antch-t "" →,P. 400, 11.580, N.1185,
16826, U. 298, x= ,NI. 700,
16827www
16828,,field, pasture, lakic, pool.
16829Äntch-mer -2 ,B.D.(i. 130,
16830form of Osiris worshipped at Hebit.
16831äntch-mer l': So, l. 110,
16832N.2'E'I=I M MD, Royal Tombs, 1, 43,
16833XWEI XX|I0E
16834a very ancient title meaning chief, governor, etc. ;
16835999779999,N.851, the chief of the
16836XOX IV, 952, the chief
16837of the nomes.
p. 291
16838A [1
16839Antch-mer mm mm, B.D. 17 (Nebseni),
16840=mm
16841a lake in Sckhet Aaru.
16842Antch-mer-uatch-ur
16843B.D. (Saïte), 11o, a lake in Sekhet Aaru.
16844ár s, A,E 587,
168454s afsalsas
16846→e lo come or goup to somo oma oi somo.
16847thing, to ascend; Copt. &N€, w), Heb. M34.
16848axi 5423,54 he who
16849goes up; plur. 54S12.
16850ărăr →ŞŞŞ, A,
16851to go up, to rise up, to ascend.
16852ār , steps,
16853stairs, staircase.
16854Ár-neb-s — 5E0, Denderah
16855IV, 84, the name of the and Pylon.
16856art ss, →T, Peasant I, 305, Rec.
1685726,225, 5 T,-!T, Thes.
168581296, rush, reed, stalk of a plant, reed for
16859writing; plur. Ft
16860art —1a , Amen. 15, 20, 19, 5,
1686121,13, 50c, 1,gax,
16862a book, à roll, register, document, a writing, a
16863leather scroll or roll, parchment, deed; plur.
1686401 0 !l!' *
168654, great rolls of skin.
16866aru hau g'Oa , Rec. 21,
1686785, day books, daily account books.
16868är-t a skin, skin-roll; compare Heb. niy.
16869är-t§E slet5let
16870W, goat, gazelle, ibex, ram, any
16871horned animal; Copt.eoxd, Heb. his,
16872Eth. UPO:, Arab. Jel, Syr. U).
16873ār , lion; Heb. "?N.
1687429 ]
16875ar шur' door; T tur' 0 HIN the two leaves of a door.
16876ār - , Rec. 5, 93, a writing tablet;
16877→ID, P. 186, M. 300, 899, a writing tablet
16878with two leaves, or two tally sticks made of palmn
16879wood
16880axedl0D.M.2015800DN
16881669, wooden objects, poles (?).
16882ār Im, a kind of Nubian stone,
16883pebble;plur. ; var.
168842000
16885stone of the moun-
16886100' man ol' tain, rock.
16887ar a, a >, pill, grain, pellet.
168881,P.45, =N.31....
16889ar , Henu 4, to complete, to finish.
16890arr fs, Thes. 1205, to be efficient,
16891capable.
16892ārār X Thes. 1319,
16893→xAg, Anastasi I, 267,
16894to bring to an end, to finish, to repair, to make
16895good, to complete; Copt. Хоолe, леxw.
16896ārár -a JP, Rec. 21, 90, 22, to
16897fulfil, to agree to a proposition, to fall in with.
16898ār — A, a
16899kind of tree, terebinth; plur.§Coi, Heb.
169007ỊN.
16901ār —sf r!, a kind of shrub.
16902arãr →0, Anastasi V, 13,4....
16903āär-t z %, jaw-bone, the lower jaw; dual.
16904mg, V.26, Rec. 5,91, 30, 68,
16905plur. sshmndd wws. The carly Egyptians
16906thought that the lower jaw was formed of two
16907parts.
16908äx-t 5D, , P. 604: Rec. 29,
16909156,30,67,31,18, haunch, tail.
16910ărār ==P, rump (?) tail (?).
16911ār-t e, a kind of bird.
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16912[1
16913ar-t E', fire, flame.
16914ar-t 5l53 C. Rec. uaeus. uraeus.
16915arti Tlln, the tvo uracigodilesses
16916Isis and Nephthys FS
16917two great uraei-goddesses.
16918arutankhut _Sifemhhh
16919B.D. 125, III, 44, the living uraei.
16920arärt y5w, 55l
16921uraeus, uraeus-goddess, uraeus-diadem.
16922irarti ——dl mmodl um Il
16923the two uraei-goddesses Renenti.
16924Art: * *, Tomb of Seti 1,
16925Tomb of Rameses IV, >, Annales• 1, 87,
16926one of the 36 Dekans; Gr. 'Epû.
16927Arit =44% *' Denderah II, 1o, one
16928of the 36 Dekans; varr. 5lx5t
169291=1**x ***: Gir. Apou.
16930ār
1693195=,
16932storehouse, treasury, magazine.
16933atBlÃshrine
16934chamber.
16935arau - DIll', Rev., outcries of plea-
16936sure or pain.
16937Ăråtsia eole=44-2 Rev. I
16938185 = Gr. 'ANijOren.
16939arát e\o d =fod.
16940steps, stairs, staircase.
16941arat El Sh5
16942/no, Rec. 13, 21, uraeus; 2
16943o, Iso uraei; compare Copt. Orp&c(?)
1694488
16945árrã-t : h, uracus-goddess.
16946arait ='44E, a hall, chamber; plur.
169473485
1694830 ] A
16949arit, arrit *44= Thes. 1480;
16950=4E95407, doos,
16951gate, hall of a palace, judgment hall, cabin of a
16952baat ; plur 5481
16953Rec. 11, 173.
16954Arit 447, a division of the 'Tuat.
16955The Arits were seven in number =4
16956O Illl
16957III' and each was in charge of a doorkeeper,
16958a watcher, and a herald; see B.D. 144.
16959ari Ds IDIA, light, fery one.
16960Ári, Arit 44. 54e alle
16961§,5%.= 5!x the name of a Dekan;
16962Gir. Apou;* mm = 10 , the star of Ari;
16963Copt. &pox, єрох.
16964arit —Qlo Q, an internal organ of the body (?)
16965āri -108 a, a kind of fish.
16966Ari =44 g, B.D. 125; see Àați.
16967ari (ārri) 1002, breeze, wind.
16968Aritia
16969==, Edfi I, 79, a name
16970of the Nile-god and of his Flood.
16971arut, arrut — Вº П, м. 743,
169728A & Sfn
16973P85132r
16974door, gate, gateway, hall; plur. a
16975З•8E| SrrРSS
16976āru e S 2, Rer. 11, 179, 184, child;
16977Copt.22o7.
16978āru e Sp, Rev. 13, 15, perhaps; Copt.
16979aprix.
p. 293
16980A
16981•ārb V lf, fume, fame, a burning;
16982Copt. ENZOB, ENZWB
16983arp-t 3ol, Rec. 31, 23 = gД
16984arp-t a O, vasc, pot, vessel.
16985ärf§'o,
16986Suy, to grasp,
16987to enclose, to collect, to twine, to weave; Copt.
16988wps:oBfi, holder of [many]
16989dignities ; a pluralist.
16990ar Ey, Ejl, Nl purse,
16991bag, bundle, packet; plur.
169928:17 lll' iio packets, one of
16993sulphate of copper, one of stibium.
16994Ärf гелыr, B.D.G. 653, a serpent
16995water-god.
16996arn-t (?) Eg, a beer-pot.
16997ārsh to suffer pain, to be in re-
16998straint.
16999arsh I 6s, Rev. I2, 86 =
17000*; Copt. poorçy.
17001ārsh , Jour. As., 1908,
17002305, to be amazed or stupefied; Copt. wrcy.
17003axq→(})→$P422,612,
17004M. 603, N. 813, 1208, J'os, Ffa
17005&, S&TİŞf
170064 EMI FEPE
17007125LD.I1,14, Şaf
17008Anastasi IV, 12, 1, SM. M&.
17009s' (") 1o complete, to con-
17010clude, to finish, to make an end of, to abstain ;
17011(2) to swear an oath, to take an affidavit; Copt.
17012шрк.
17013arq en neter 5oxmm92, to
17014swear by God
17015S EP, an educated man, a lvise man, coun-
17016sellor, an expert, an adept.
17017131 ]
17018arq ox, sofos, "hend be last. thing, the last.
17019arqta SMi 1I'end of the earth.
17020arqit 5'1los decree, decision, thhe
17021conclusion of a matter.
17022arqi Milo, axlf, axflo,
17023940,54M50,Rec. 3,
1702450,54411, Rec. 2, Irx, the end of a
17025period, the last day of the month; var.
17026(Nástasen Stele) ; Copt. &AKE.
17027arq renpet J'oxfe the restival
17028of the last day of the year.
17029ārqåb G0 i l, lhes, 1481, a
17030finished in heart.
17031ārq 3 9557, a book, roll, writing.
17032ara * Rec 3, 19, & |, 8
17033, to tie up, to wrap up, to cover over, to put
17034on a garment, to bind round, to wriggle (of a
17035serpent).
17036arq s girdre, tie, batet.
17037arg hen 2=, Thes. 1253,
17038SSHASaYA
17039O13, Rec. rs, 173, necropolis.
17040Arg-hohtt slla the Other
17041World.
17042arg PN, A.Z. 1874, 64, rase (7) a
17043mcasure.
17044arq Il!' part of a chariot.
17045ärą ur X @°
17046→lllll'
17047Sphin,28C ooo' i
17048, silver; Gr. üppupos.
17049artch LE, Jour. As. 1908, 276,
17050Rev. 14,43, pledge, money deposit, money.
17051äh→~, U. 162, I: 133,-18
17052, carobs.
170531 2
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17054À
17055ah-fa, a, moon; see fud
17056ah→,→, to till
17057the ground, to dry tears MT.
17058äh-t →8 Ei o, N. 512, I. 592, net (?)
17059ahu_8° @@@p
17060615, MI. 782, 785, N. 1141, cordage, tackle,
17061ropework.
17062äh-t→8E, U. 214, Thes. 1253, 2
17063→8o, a large house or building, palacee, chapel.
17064ab-a l—yß, title of the high priest
17065of the Nome Prosopites.
17066aba →8 Wi, Rer., oxen;
17067Oell 5p, Rer. 13,73, sacred
17068oxen; Copt. €&€.
17069äha 0, U.538, 03
17070EA,0A DAG, P.229, , Lagus
17071stele 134 0s1
17072Os t, to fight, to do battle, to wage war;
17073S1 M3, Amherst Pap. 26.
17074aba-á DA ^, U. 560, m8
17075I.10, →0T, M.10, 0s%
17076N. 689→0761
17077", 0AxE- 1' Ds38
17078, to fight, to do
17079battle, to wage war.
17080ăhati, ähauti, O Jey, Rougé
170811.H.11,114, 0A "tf. asiBes.
17082i Ds Id DAEP
1708303 50, 0A 3Ls, warlike man, war-
17084rior, soldier, fighter, a fighting bull ; Copt.
170852008T; plur. Ds ypi, ns o ypl,
170860A0 néi, 0s l
17087ilpypl
1708832 ]
17089ahati 0A"' 0s- , "slayer," the
17090title of a priest of Änher in Sebennytus; var.
17091āha o , a fighting animal, the
17092Set animal (?)
17093aha Os, aA Et, the "fighting"
17094fish, latus Niloticus (?)
17095äha-t, Oe ax' a fighting ship, ship of
17096a name of the sacred boat of
17097Sebennytus.
17098ăha Q Koller Pap. I, 4,
17099_ arrow, spear, weapon of
17100war;plur. 0 , Mar. Karn. 53, 36,
17101, packets of arrows;
17102D i I!!' reapons of bronze.
17103aha-t taui II II' Rec. 22, 107,
17104day of O the fight between the South and the
17105North.
17106Ahaui o , N.755, Da
17107S2I OA D Pellegrini II, 37, B.D.
1710875,5, the two Warriors, ie., Horus and Set.
17109Ahatiu aA 820s248i
17110B.D. 28, 3, the "Fighters," a group of gods in
17111animal form.
17112Ăha-āui la 7, B.D. 64,48,
17113a warrior-god.
17114mmn
17115Aha-nebt-benu Os -
17116Denderah IV, 63, a ivarrior-god of Denderah.
17117Ăhau-heru os ,U. 400,
17118, B.D. 168, the "lighting faces"
17119in the Tuat.
17120Ăha-Heru Os , Denderah III,
1712136, a god of Denderah.
17122Äha-sati-neterui O 99,
17123Denderah I11, 30, a god of Denderal.
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17124[1
17125äha OO, unlucky, unfavourable, bad, as
17126opposed to J, good. Used in calendars.
17127aha 0a Lf, Peasant 278, OL ti mii,
17128Peasant 258, D2 ,IV, 1077,to make
17129water, to empty oneself.
17130aha →O_D, U. 277, N. 719, →
17131tstsp,tés s' Mliar.
17132Sarn. 52,9- , Rес. 13, 30, g 723, Rec. 6,8,
17133to stand, to stand still, to halt; Copt. WgE.
17134ähá with n0-
17135E mmi, used as an auxiliary verb, es., fuu
17136um ||un й,5-8°() бл,5-
17137ahaiu _0 ,1.408,
17138A
17139M1. 584, N. 1189, a08 N. 1189,
1714081yp1, Rec. 17, 147, those who stand in their
17141appointed places.
17142ăhãu neb ( l ll1 A ,Thes. 1282,
17143the royal stand in a temple.
17144ahait —840854° 4
17145s4p, support, prop of the sky, pillar.
17146ăhā 9. Si Rec. I, 48, wooden staff,
17147prop, stick.
17148ahãu PE1HD
17149supports, things that make stable.
17150ăhãári XO, the name of the festi-
17151val of the zoth day of the month.
17152Anã {ov0, q—D,aa7A.
17153--, B.D. 168, (/20002 Denderah III,
1715414, %wn0 Berg. I, 6, a serpent-god, an ally
17155of Set.
17156Aba-aha _fo -f0, Rev. 6, 116, a god.
1715733] À
17158Ăhäit _$ , Tuat X, 4t'Cr'
17159Flr-f4fo Rcc. o, r6, f, Ree.
1716027,189, a lioness-goddess.
17161Ähān üß T'uat Ill, a goddess.
17162Ahã-äb 6G, Țuat XII, a supporter of
17163the disk.
17164Äha-nurt-nof __.._ m5s,
17165Tuat VIII, a gate in the Tuat.
17166Áha-noteru →4'^'7), the door
17167of the 5th hour of the night.
17168Ähá-rer o S: Tuat XiII, one of 12
17169gods who towed the boat of Äf through Änkh-
17170neteru ; as a dawn-god who was reborn daily.
17171Ähasokhet __Q9. , 'Tuat IX,
17172a god--functions unknown.
17173ăhä, ähāit (P) § , Anastasi I, 243,
17174฿T0° Rec. 13, 12%,
17175e-l, e0I, stele, tablet, hill.
17176ahãn 9-8s D. Rec. 20, 40,
17177station, stele (?) tablet (?)
17178ăhāu _$__ß ,P. 651,
17179M. 728,-1899, N. 752, boum
17180daries, landmarks, delimitation posts.
17181ahãu 48245148™
17182ts!, place, post, station, position,
17183condition, state.
17184ahau __ O, 1.339, ₴ O, U.
17185520, V Бо, уд 04014040g
171861, V0 -o, Rec.
17187I2, 118, time, period of time, lifetime, a man's
17188age; HB O805ol, lictime upon life-
17189time; Copt. &g€.
17190ahāu - A 821950, the gods
17191who measure the lives of men in Ament.
1719213
p. 296
17193aha EE1,4
17194Qe flM, advanced in life,
17195aged, very old (of a man).
17196ahā-t lifetime, period of time;
17197plur. Qaii, ages; 0 =
17198a period of ten days.
17199ãhã en hohfo, mm to a life
17200of millions of years.
17201ahai E1 ll0, a standing still, pause,
17202interval.
17203ahait 44ö10044x°
17204noon, a name of the goddess of the 5th hour
17205of the day.
17206Ahait $=41°*
17207Thes, 31, the goddess of the 6th hour of the
17208day.
17209Ahaita 44° f04fo, Den-
17210derah II, 55, III, 24, a disk goddess and one
17211of the seven goddesses who supported the sky.
17212aha →4=→, colonnade (?)
17213a high building.
17214aha + $242+
17215m tomb, grave; see mana-t
17216; plur. 5.
17217āhait
17218grave, tomb.
17219āhãu A, tomb, sepulchral stele,
17220memorial slab.
17221ăhã ,, Rechnungen 48, 58, amount,
17222value (?)
17223aha (T'fl, a method of reckoning.
17224ahà 1,, circumference, circuit, e.x-
17225tent, range, compass.
17226ãhā , a number, a quantity,
17227sum total.
17228134 ]
17229aha$otã∞tc0tD
17230A" ETx 53 4BA4
17231O. food, provisions, stores, heaps of
17232grain, wealth, riches, abundance;(2mm
17233m10M, Annales III, r1o, a
17234heap offering containing provisions of all kinds.
17235ahăiu$D9l21$422
17236men provided with stores, well-to-do folk.
17237ãha55 y, IV, 755, jar, vase.
17238ahãt 490, 4° , stiff, hard, the
17239nape of the neck.
17240ăhafå, limbs, members; see ha feeß.
17241aha(ai tetxship; plur.
17242@ =T, Rec. 33, 67, battle
17243ships.
17244ahait {x 842ex boat; plur.
17245ăhá-apțu (?) B1 Rechnungen 35,
17246boat for the transport of birds.
17247ãhãu $BT, P. 471, M. 545, a
17248P- , P. 167, M1. 328, N. 859,
17249, N.953, 1125, a kind of bird,
17250crane.
17251ähb-t →8J 0 UD, M. 637; see
17252-1o( P. 334.
17253Ahoth → Tuat IV, a region in
17254the 'Tuat of Seker.
17255akh oeloée
17256.'44, to boil to cook.
p. 297
17257äkh -OS, I. S5, N. 616, →57,
17258M.239, 01. N. 254,= • mm''
17259"5otoeX, firealtar, brazier,
17260offering by fire; plur. -
17261L.D. III, 651, 15, PSII.»
17262akha a'lelf, furnace; ecoD,
17263fireplace; Copt. &cy.
17264äkh-t =aA, P. 653, brazier, fireplace;
17265plur. 'SDAA.N.754.
17266akh-'T,De Hymnis, 47, e
17267L.D. III, 651, 18, a =, L.D. III, 65, 18,
17268, to raise up on high, to hang
17269out in the height, to soar, to be poised in the
17270air, to hangaman: 0 447 04F
17271suspended; « 44/ F= Сорт. єсут.
17272Ákhi-a-n-Behuț
17273Denderah III, 68, a solar god.
17274akhekh Ff, night, darkness,
17275night personified.
17276Akhekhtiu , B.D. x45 V
17277(Saïte), a group of serpent-fiends.
17278ākh
17279,Rec. 27,86," A, шоб,
17280111o43 =, to soar in the
17281air, to mount up, to fly.
17282Akhekh - , T'hes. 1199, 1203,
17283-ell» ,R.E. 6, 41, gryphon, the
17284"flying" animal.
17285akhai to 44.s, Hh. 540,501
17286a kind of bird (?) to fly (?)
1728735 ]
17288akhi →44 →, a kind of bird; plur.
17289, Koller Pap. 2, 3, Anastasi FV,
17290akh-t- , Rec. 30,71.
17291akhkh o , to advance, to attack.
17292äkh →4 →911% ., reeds,
17293grass, sedge.
17294akhabtat(2) moJol), T: 309,
17295äkhamu → ornamental models (?)
17296aham EAA=ADA
17297J, the image or symbol of a god; plur.
17298I, L.D. III, 65A, 9,
17299IS:, N.152.
17300akhami - usas, figure of a
17301sacred animal.
17302äkhamit _I , Rer: 14, 7,
17303eagle; Copt. &Swee
17304akham " *= , to destroy,
17305to beat to death.
17306akhan ăe
17307to sleep, to close the eyes.
17308Ăkhan-àri-t Tuat VII, a
17309serpent doorkeeper of the 6th Gate; var.
17310-vorri.
1731140 |
17312Akha-her & vrn, a serpent-god.
17313akhm →B °T'f, to put
17314an end to, to destroy; var. f11ss
17315aklm-o'Sl, U.334 -IA.
17316Rec. 31,34, ml f Hg, Reс. 31, x68,
17317"fA En Emm,
1731820smmAose7
17319to extinguish a fire or flame, to quench thirst ;
17320var. A. S A. Copt. wyee
17321I4
p. 298
17322akhmiu →'S44fmmu those
17323who extinguish.
17324akhmut Sfi, 1.z. 84,88, those
17325who wash clothes, laundrymen; 'SA
17326s? o, Annales IX, 156.
17327akhmo,
17328to fly (?) to glide about (?)
17329äkhm E'S, Hymu of Darius, 34,
17330=1.1e, image or symbol of a god;
17331S'mn @g, images of heaven, the earth,
17332and the Tuat; d
173331,, images of sacred animals.
17334Äkhmu S1Dl, see a
17335akhm 28IT
17336MTs plur →8
17337Rec 3,5 miTEA
17338plant, shrub, flax; Copt. acyees(?)
17339äkhm "i ,, a parcel of
17340land, river bank; plur.' SiI, Rec. 2,129,
17341II' B.D. 99.
17342akhn "' a,o" i, т'
17343O, to shut the eyes, to sleep.
17344Akhn-ärti-f -Oxa д, B.1.
1734564,13, a god
17346akhn "'C , IV, 639, sledge, a piece
17347of furniture.
17348akhnuti 5=s, 5
17349"J=, 55 BE Pharaoh's pri
17350r'ate apartments in the palace, the royal quarters,
17351the Cabinet, the Court, the Administration.
17352136 ]
17353Rev., wrong, retribution.
17354Ästártât =1$84°2. =
17355MOCD =01"092=0
173561ö,08ol =04"04-8
173571189-8=09-91sh-
17358oreth, Ashtorh Hb M Mi
17359Assyr. =-4T
17360Ästhäreth ElEhETl
173614Or. Narille, Mythe, pl. +, Ishtar, Astarte,
17362Ashtoreth, an Asiatic goddess of war and the
17363chasc, whom the Egyptians identified with Isis
17364and Hathor; see Tell el-Amarna Tablets (B.N.),
17365p. xlii; t 388==
17366Ashtoreth, lady of horses.
17367Ästhert =- ~, Rev. 12, I, Ishtar;
17368see
17369fi, Res. 1I, 130, IT
1737057,500 , Rсс. 3, 152, , N. 842,
17371ofEp, to cry out, to call, to call out, to
17372summon, to invoke, a call, a cry for help, to
17373lament, to groan; Copt. wcy.
17374äsh en-utchu mm9o,
17375Rer: 13, 75, TA D-fpos, Rer. 14,
1737630, order, command, inrocation.
17377ash-sehni _l8 mn448, Rer.
1737812,42, to command; Cop1. O7EZCaZNE.
17379ash=1D, P. 168, M.333, 4
17380Amcn. 2,1 2SES
17381to call, to cry out; o camm aG, house
17382of appeal.
17383ashaut si Fi, screams, cries
17384of pain, those who cry or lament.
17385ash fB, wicked word, curse.
p. 299
17386Äsh-kheru →17, Berg. 1 a8, i gan- headed god.
17387āsh T ex, Rec. 29, 46, I8
17388II
17389580 8,58007, 588 F, cedar wood,
17390cedar tree; plur. |
17391, Thes. 1287,
17392new cedar; m8= oty Thes.
173931323, cedar treated in a particular way; Assyr.
17394ushu, Rost, Tig. Pil. III.
17395ash godY. U.61, Thes. 1286, 586
17396P. 526, N. 843,993,588 , T. 278, a salve
17397or ointment made from cedar oil.
17398āsh , U. 148», a kind of wine =
17399-)I#, I. 118, 119, N. 456A.
17400äsh →8=leo, Amensadan beed of Sûdâni beer.
17401āsh — O, vase, vessel, pot.
17402āshi =42 , cauldron.
17403āsh EiA D, a bronze fire-stand.
17404āsh EID, corruption.
17405āsh , to come = ()
17406āsh Anastasi I, 17, 2, meals,
17407food
17408āshäsh-t ERam,ale.
17409-15p, Amen. 14, 8, throat, gullet.
17410Àsha 1, P.345,91
17411, Amen. 19, 2, to be
17412much or many, to be abundant, to happen often
17413or frequently; Copt. acy&s.
17414āsh N. 98r,
17415much, many,
17416numerous, overnuch; Q0# mm, however
17417many there may be;
17418very many.
17419137 ] À
17420asha-t 41, 1.167, 5 A, M. 322,
17421Д і, Rec. 26, 230, = J221,
17422• lll'
17423* %i, a large company, crowd, multitude,
17424mob, any large assembly of people, the majority ;
17425Copt. Oy, wy, cyw; äsht-urt *
17426S, a vast multitude; äsht-nepit
17427"M 44 i producing great quanti-
17428ties of grain; āsht-ra Ss, to
17429babble, to talk overmuch; āsht-renu
17430→2Д1→9i many.
17431named; äsht-hebu *lJ"?, (sod or)
17432multitudinous festivals; asht-hefnu
17433o ll1
17434Sam S, myriads of hundreds of thousands;
17435asht-beru —&!, many-faced; äsht-
17436kheperu sn 18-8lm
17437D1IBeIEl, or mulitudi.
17438nous forms; äsht-kheru her mett ai
17439speaking very loudly
17440and very often.
17441Àshit-åbu Ombos III, 2, 132,
17442a goddess.
17443Äsh-heru =, Tuat VI, a five-
17444headed serpent which enclosed the body of Af.
17445Äsh-t kheru her mett *! SS
17446*A Ei the name of one of the 42
17447judges in the Hall of Osiris.
17448āsha-t# =c500 i, or o8llo
17449village, town.
17450āshait • • oil, quay,
17451haven, port, landing-place on a river bank.
17452āsh åt (P) bird kept for breed-
17453ing purposes.
17454āsha _le Jp, Kev., a rich man,
17455man of easy circumstances. PASHI-
p. 300
17456A [
17457āshā ci , food.
17458āshā-t S, knife, weapon.
17459Asheb- * Cr' headed warrior goddess- Denderah IV, 6I, an ape-
17460āshem →sa, U. 55, 5 Sep,
17461Т. 327, M. 485,
17462%, figure or symbol of a god or
17463ATEAДДIE
17464h4Bec. 27,
17465358 2D1=a
17466WAPS, U.575.
17467āshem Vf, plant, shrub, branch;
17468plur. e VT, branches.
17469āshem ES,EL, a formil
17470ashem st, adlAf, to destroy,
17471to bring to an end, to diminish; var. d
17472, undiminished.
17473Ashemeth 1 =, Țuat XI, a hawk-
17474headed servant of Ra.
17475ashgaa — Le5, Amen. 6,
1747614,7,17, 11),18,12.....
17477ashgäga →$I0IOF, Rev.
1747812, 39, to cry out; Copt. acyK&k.
17479āshț s, a fat bird (?)
17480āq s, a sign of addition.
17481āq" S, Rev: 11,131,
17482=4, A, 1Il)s 13 s'
17483s, to go in, to enter;
17484, those who go in; s 1, tofl,
17485→ de, going in and out, entrance and exit;
17486.1 C5 f, sunrise or sunsct.
17487138 ]
17488aqag , Nar. Karn. 52, 19,
174894@4es' to go in, to enter, to invade a -—D ||
17490country frequently, to raid a country.
17491, a priest who
17492goes in to read the service.
17493āq ab a right-hearted
17494man.
17495āqiu
17496A
17497-10B II those who enter, ingoers,
17498people who are in the habit of frequenting a
17499place.
17500aqt - things that enter,
17501||I' entrances.
17502āqu ,income, revenue.
17503āq-em-seh , to praise.
17504Ãq-her-åmi-unnut-f
17505B.D. 17, 104,
17506ww
17507Rec. 4, 28,
17508AA
17509+l * O Edfû I, 10E, one watchers of Osiris. of the eight
17510flux, menses.
17511āq-t llol exit.
17512āq 0, • bread, bread-
17513=
17514cake; plur.
17515A
17516AAA
17517| um M If, bread baked by
17518fire, toast (?); Copt. OEIK.
17519aqu åmenit
17520the daily offering of cakes and bread.
17521āqã , Rechnungen 41,
17522a10 71 mnf.
17523"great bread," a kind of confectionery.
17524āq m'ti e f°gI, cake
17525with some kind of sweet stuff in it.
17526āq sher → Rechnungen 41, "little
17527bread" short-bread (?)
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17528[1
17529bread made of
17530000' fine flour.
17531āq-ui (?) → (sic), jaw-bones or cheek-bones.
17532P.642, N. I240,
17533a garment (?)
17534Rev. II, I70, to destroy, be
17535destroyed; Copt. якw.
17536Amen g , \||
175371')) "1l I, to keep the true mean,
17538to be right, io behave rightly, exact, correct,
17539right, proper;
17540āq maat )|, strict justice.
17541āq hati ^'l\/." P, Israel Stele,
1754215, upright, to come to a right determination..
17543āqt ^\| , even-handed justice.
17544āq-em āq "f="l
17545opposite, exactly facing.
17546erãqo - 1)%, opposite,
17547exactly facing.
17548aa 112 righteousness and justice personihed.
17549āqáb —'3 4477444178.
175504,5g, Thes. 1251,1+8x, -))19
17551true, true-hearted, of right mind.
17552àqa - 1 УP, Rec. 3, I15, a trust- worthy servant (?)
17553the éxact middie, the culminating poin
17554f a star or heavenly body
17555aqait -- 00 , equilibrium l'easant I50,
17556āqa' a right lead, true
17557guidance.
17558aq, aqaz →lle 1i =3 @
17559U. 508, T. 322, Rec. 26, 64, —
17560l1° "1), cord,
17561rope, tow-rope; plur. —- ece, U.639,
17562$1141 Rec. 31,
1756327, Ili:
1756439 ] A
17565Aqa-uben, etc.- 119R. www
17566B.D. 99,25, name of the steering pole of the
17567magical boat.
17568äqmlur 1, Rec. I, 48, , reed, a
17569kind of wood
17570āqa - B.D. 99,3, to leed, to give (?)
17571Aqa Sarc. Seti 1, a form o
17572Geb, god of foor
17573āgai (P) " es, boat (?)
17574aqem , Rev. II, 129, sad,
17575wretched; Copt. wxee
17576Aqen "4 9, Tuat VII, Hh. 426, a god
17577in the Tuat; varr. • Д , im Д
17578Aqennu-heru " , Rec.
1757936,215, a group of gods.
17580agr @ H, a measure.
17581ākk-t Rechnungen 4I,
17582=0, P.S.B. 19, 261,
175830, Rec. 23, 203, a bread cake baked in
17584the ashes; Copt. 5&&O€, Gr. Kancîs (Strabo,
17585824), Chald. N9X?, Arab, Clé, Pers. JE,
17586Syr.mass=1bcs.
17587nww
17588āka — mm, a drowning man.
17589mww
17590akai → 34, a plant, shrub.
17591akriu → 10 P P1, Rec. r3, 13=
17592S4921
17593akr i SD, Rev. 12, 25, casque; Copr.
17594яклH.
17595ag T'A, whip, fail.
17596āg-t →, U15 üa I
17597i' tso Ha, food, a kind of grain.
17598āgut g'f-ooo o, a plane.
17599mint, peppermint (?)
17600"f°,
17601an offering of some kind, bolts, nails, metal pegs.
p. 302
17602À
17603āga-t T'
17604Is, Rec. 15, 142, "I" Sp, nail, claw,
17605boof; dual, 7s 3 "IS8, hoofs; plur.
17606flll, Kubbân Stele, 5.
17607āgan 5 1 bolts, lails (?
17608āga 5'?
17609" to nail, to drive pegs into some-
17610thing, to beat, to hammer.
17611äga Tl Af, to be hot, ibe burned. be burned.
17612āga unt!, a kind of drincine. medicine.
17613āga a kind of unguent, ox-fat (?)
17614āgait T' 4465 4Lg.
17615a plant, a shrub; 4 the seed of the same.
17616āgait 44%asubstance used in making a sacrifice.
17617āgai иm, Amen. 25, r5, to drown.
17618āgaina (T, a kind of
17619plant or herb.
17620āgana w, rod, staff, part of a staff.
17621āgariu ess ffe, Rec. B 22)
17622agas t I#D, food (?)
17623agit 2544-", a herb, plant, shrub.
17624agn "D, support offa vessel, stand.
17625ägsu 51ß , IV, 1120, goat-hide.
17626ät, ätu —' aha, oB, stafi, stick, cudgel.
17627atätEis,-m, Rev: 12, r6,
17628, Jour. As. 1908, 258, to strike,
1762910 beat, to infict pain; maaa s
17630suffered, endured.
17631ātát →mr , Rev., sin, folly.
17632Sos' to turn away from, to hate.
17633at 5P, fat; Copt. wT, we.
17634140 ] À
17635at-t — mim II ,, pool, lake (?)
17636ati tiyp, Rec. I6, 70, confectioner, pastry-cook.
17637ateb , Rec. 16, IIO, tomb.
17638ateput —° Il! seed of some kind.
17639ateru - •!, B.D. 169,4.....
17640atekhad- ocds®
17641S'ooe 8,-00kg
17642• oe -netl=el', to crush, to bruise, to
17643pound, to strain through a rag, to boil, to cook
17644food, to make up a prescription.
17645ātekh to knead dough, to
17646rub down.
17647ātekh 7, Amberst Pap. 34, 10
17648crush grain for beer; , brewers.
17649ätshai →LLI I0 2, Rev., useless, in-
17650capable; Copt. &Tcy&r.
17651athen mme6s Rec. 15,187.
17652āt. Rougé I.H. II, I14, to suppress,
17653to subdue.
17654at Rec. 6, 7, defeat, depression, sup-
17655pression.
17656ātäț —_N Rev., loss, damage,
17657injury.
17658āt- , slaughter.
17659ațunub z0fbalas.
17660at =, sound, strong; see
17661at-- "1), Nästasen Stele, 12, So'l,
17662Rec. 14, 12, the two banks of the Nile.
17663O, fat, oil; Copt. cT.
17664Ațu —Be,→
17665a mythological fish; see änt.
17666aț-t a S3l, the boat of the morning
17667sun; see äntch-t 921.
17668aț s, house, abode.
17669at heq-t Amen. 24,22, beer- house.
p. 303
17670A
17671at E * Amen. 16,42*
17672Amen. 17, 6, , 18,20, a plant.
17673ața _3e T!, clothing, cloaks.
17674ați —Io», B.I. (Saite), 125, 55, post (P) a
17675ați →'ule, Rec. 13,27, member (?)
17676ațma = , Rec. 14,178, an offering.
17677ațen mo, Rec. 35,126; beauty.
17678aton Tfin. 5 fin sip, leny; see
17679msyp
17680atch E name of a staft or clule
17681ätch-t 5.7, Rec. 27, 218, dlaggers (?)
17682atchätch B.D.G. 1063, 5
17683(sic) , Hymn Darius 16,
17684in, to hail, to greet, to praise, to
17685rejoice, to shout for joy, to dance.
17686Atch-t ár-ti 500,"1,5
17687д, Rec. 30, 201, the name of a god
17688or goddess.
17689atcha JAA-Ic
17690-198-1G-
17691#115-I
17692to commit a crime, to do evil, to oppress, to rob,
17693to act unjustly, wicked, evil, deceit, falsehood.
17694atcha —I-s
17695-5→IL, robber;
17696-y, man of guilt; plus. a
17697SUA!
1769841] A
17699atcha , Anastasi I, 20, 2,
17700*, Israei Stele, 15,-)
17701S, Rec. 19,91, -1I 44 S5, P.S.B.
1770210, 14,t0 tell lies, to deceive, to give false evi-
17703dence; Copt. OXI.
17704átchaa _04 8, Rec. 21, 88, injus-
17705tice, falsehood; Copt. oxI.
17706ātchá —Lle Rev. 12,60, a lying spirit.
17707ätchaut _g _hf, wrong,
17708injury, injustice, extortion, oppression.
17709ätchau (2) →1 e 19° Bill errors,
17710mistakes.
17711atcha •1 , wind, breeze.
17712Atcha _O, P. 497, a mythological city.
17713atchan —dsa, Rer. 14, 9, to be
17714defective, to fail, to cease ; Copt. Wxn.
17715atchar , help, assistance;
17716compare Heb. 7!*
17717atcharan _g , Ebers Pap.
1771863, 0, saffron as used in medicine; compare
17719Arab. uéč ; (?)
17720ātchā →E, to joke, to jest.
17721Átchen _ ), the name of a denion.
17722Atchnit 541g, the femalecesate part of the same.
17723ment (Lacau). atchn-t 5o 5-1" aro orna.
17724atcht 5f. 50le33, Rec.
1772521, 81, P.SB31,35O81y.
17726child, boy, girl, young man, young woman ; plur.
p. 304
1772741 or 1 I
17728i 44 or 11, sometimes the equivalent of the Heb. %.
17729i Q4, P. 194, N. 922, (l) P. 183, N.
17730662, an exclamation.
17731ille, U. 494, 539, 1. • 946 , 295, Р. 229,
17732i-t 440, N.703= 5- P. 824, a
17733woman who has conceived.
17734i-t L e, Rec. 31, 174, grain, food.
17735ia l0 , P.S.B. 31, II, Rec. 21, 5, 79,
17736Rec. 21, 78, 88, a particle of
17737exclamation.
17738iu, iu-t u 00 e, a particle of exclamation.
17739iau lU $155 P.S.B. 13, goats. 425,
17740iaur-t 449 , river, stream,
17741ditch (?); Heb. 7N?, Copt. erepo, €soop.
17742iati (P) 003 ,, calamity, misfortune.
17743iat-t00 E Rev. 14, 12, dew; Copt. EIWTE.
17744iat-t 00 ol mm 5mm mm, dew; see l
17745www
17746ià (ááa) 4=42
177474=44-,44240
1774844=44=44, Jour. As. 1908,
17749254, to wash; 40 4, unwashed, im-
17750pure ; Copt. ErCUI.
17751ià ha-t (?) 44 m9; see lmmn 9,
17752Iãa (?) 44°= B, Kcr1", 184; Heb. 7., Gnostic se.
17753iãab 1e3s, weariness,
17754fatigue; Copt. el2&Be.
17755iãb Q=3IB Rer: 12 angeo conquer.
17756142 ]
17757I IL Or "1
17758iām [o E, Rev. 12, Heb. O1. 68, sea;
17759iar llu → Rev. 12, 116, 44 eso Fat
17760Rev. II, 174,L Rev. I3,65, river; Heb. 7N?.
17761iar Oi, Rec. 13, 25, brilliance,
17762splendour; Copt. 18.), Iede)
17763Tah-ā 1D 9 0 9, Rev. II, 180, 182
17764Jâh the Great; Gnostic I&7W.
17765Laqebher — JO →, Alt. K. II, 86,
17766Verbum Vocab. These words do not mean
17767"Jacob God," but "Jacob hath......," Г0
17768being a verb.
17769iuā ()ü 9→Y 6, Pean ot s8,a fisher-
17770Iba llek Nesi-Amsu 32, 30, a title of Aapep.
17771Iban le www , Nesi-Amsu, 32,
1777220, a title of Aapep.
17773ium (ááum?) 418
17774→=191=,44ef =mm
17775=: Qe. D, sea, river; Heb. D?,
17776Copt. Erole, isee, soee; (4"
17777mmn ammd s chs the great Asia Minor. or Asia Minor.
17778iur (7) 495-18 ; Heb. 7%?.
17779iba (lkg, Rev. 14,2, claw; plur.
1778044J8Pi, Rec. 14, to; Copt. eJB.
17781iba ll 2e, Jour. As. 1908, 262,
17782weakness; Copt. I&Br.
17783iban Rec. 13, 41, cbony;
17784Heb. in plur. D?I, Ezek. 27, 15.
17785ibr 44Jemu, Met"=
17786flood or rush of water in a river; Heb. 271
p. 305
17787I0 or " I [1
17788ibsha-t 07 ШI 7 → a kind of
17789cake or bread; compare Heb. Vuy.
17790im 144 • mm : D, Mar. Karn. 54,52,
1779149-1mm, 415
1779244=mm. 447 ===, 441 1 |
1779344 amm, 14 E=T, Rev. 13, 6I; plur.
17794Rev: 13,40, sea, river; Heb. D,,
17795Copt. Elole, roee
17796Im'r(4eI· Alt. K. 217, a proper name.
17797inu 148 ), wateI.
17798Inu 44°Cn, a goddess.
17799inbu 14.9t wwn II! Anastasi IV,
1780015,3, a kind of wine; compare AmmlT
17801and mn 18 T.
17802inm' l4 0,44m=
17803D, 'Treaty 30, sea; Heb. O?
17804inra 44g, 5,44... mm grs O, Paheri
178057, pot, vessel, wine jar.
17806Inhem ( ww AS4, 41 U
17807S S| Y, A.Z. 38, x7, the offcial Yankba-
17808mu; Tell el-Amarna YE=/ -Y #*;
17809Heb. ana.
17810Inherpes 44'A, a proper name.
17811inkuun (c» § Trrm'duc mun o
17812! 'Il' Ebers Pap. 08, 2o, grass or seed.
17813intch-her 14T85B, Rec. 13,
178142 ; see 4708.
17815ir (il) 44. D, mirror; Copt. e1&).
17816ir 1es , something foul or unpleasant.
17817ir 440, P. 343 = 1 I4, M. 446,
1781844 L, P. 815, to conceive.
17819ir 1l= , Rev., river.
17820irsh (P)(le0fa, Rev. 12, 67, a kind of stone.
1782143] I 1 or::
17822Irqai 10 44 2, B.D. 165,8,
17823a name of Amen.
17824Thit 4405. Mission XII, 149, a com-goddess.
17825¡ha 1 ro 4, 49 0 14, P. 8A, I: 318, 0:
17826ib 44%s, IV, 305, to toil at the oars.
17827ihi 408 s P.S.B. 24, 48, a particle of exclamation.
17828iha llp ,T.304, alas!
17829ikh lle, to hang out, to suspend the air. in
178301, tomb;
17831see Bl.
17832is 44 R, Rer., to make haste; Copt. JHC.
17833isatt (áoc 1, Anastasi I,
1783424,8, to tremble, hover (like a bird).
17835isft (4P*), sins, fanls, transgressions;
17836see lfã, fi s.
17837isr A4/ #M, stalliss of papyrus,
17838Israar (" O11
17839Israel Stele, 27, Israelites ; from Heh. AN7U!
17840it lof, P. 371, father; plur. Q022 P1.
17841it 417-53,4000 II1' Rev. I1, 163,
1784244-1544121
17843dew; see l 3 ; Copt. EIWTE.
17844iti 110117°, grain.
17845ititi 10 II/ EP, to sound a trumpet.
17846Ituă Bãr I-fe'Jamy,
17847Asien 98, Alt. K. 241, a proper name; Heb.
17848497377(3)
17849ithit-t4a4e Bo, Rcr., importu
17850it 10 ma, dew; see l?
17851itàa41/2 one who knows; Heb. 299.
17852itchar 000 potter (?); Heb, 2g99.
p. 306
17853U
178548; Heb. y.
17855, they, them, their.
178561з гочон, Rec. 3,221, serpent or serpent- god
17857и (?), uU (?) D, II
17858X
17859II, I district,
17860estate, domain.
17861u (P) ii Anastasi 1, 13, 3s Brie,
17862Mus. 321, officer (=→ „e cAi?)
17863U (?) @ , to build.
17864u (?) 0, Rec. 21, 14, a kind of
17865well or spring in the Great Oasis.
17866U (?) Rev. 13, 113, roll, docu- ments.
17867U Rec. 30, 191, a mythological
17868city.
17869U B.D.G. I1Io, a god of Den-
17870derah.
17871Jour. As. 1908, 261, remote,
17872и (P) afar; Copt. OTEs.
17873uai Ig7, N. 708, Ig$,
17874884817815
1787585117:8107, Amen.
17876+83816 8588
17877#88* 371I
17878Nies C* 38313
17879-, to be away from a person or
17880place, to go away, be remote, afar off, absent;
17881Copt.ore: 13 *A4, being afar off
17882ua fl §gf, to remit
17883a tax, to abolish an impost.
17884uaiu f s, 8/$ Alll'
17885travellers, remote (of countries).
1788644 ]
17887U
17888uа в C5g$ , something which hap-
17889pened a long time ago.
17890uai-t f 04 3g, a distant thing.
17891uzzа (Р) the name of the moon on her izth day.
17892uart sol, U.10, 8l27, U. 399,
17893813, P.330, 8 1, 888,
17894{ ÷8,8 e 3$ , way, road, path,
178951fE:
17896plur. f 37| 81 1, 8]
17897X1-17781
17898Fizzi
17899{ş'}j{
17900Bifzi lo y various
17901ways; ua-t neter 'igf, the road followed
17902by the procession in which the figure of a god
17903was carried; Ryf, traveller, he
17904who is on the road
17905иай 8? B Eg7, L.D. III, 140B, a flat field.
17906ua-t ot a garden walk.
17907ua-t ent reth fel
1790822IO "road of all men," ie., a common highway.
17909ua-t mitu , the roads
17910of the damned.
17911uatu neferut a llIC Sl good rda,
17912roads easy to travel.
17913Uatiu -II2 j, road-zods.
17914Uat-Horu { ^ 3z , P. 16o, the
17915path of Horus, ic., hearen.
17916ua-tmu(9) 85 a vatercounse, a watercourse,
17917ua-t hit f7 9= 8$44 u, rain
17918channel.
p. 307
17919U [1
17920= , ?
17921muт, Reс. 18, 181, f7 e
179228сmm, 848 am. www
17923stream, watercourse.
17924uau en uatch ur &l , ww www
17925a wave, or billow, of the sea.
17926uau enáter • mmmm l=
17927www
17928Mar. Karn. 42, 22, river flood.
17929ua &9, { 58, 8 Fgf, to be
17930about to do something; 3S
17931• 50, 8
17932with If, about to burst into flame. A , going to ruin; 8 3
17933ua , U. 417, 8)
17934I. 237,10 attack, to smite, to smash, lo destroy,
17935to vanquislı.
17936ua of, Peasant
1793729%, to drive asray (?)
179381: 178, 8l 8, P. 523, M. 160,
17939N. 65ł, to attack, to go against (in a bad sense) ;
1794087587344:17 sic(ofmountans). Rec. 18, 165, difffi
17941ua f LYp, warden, governor.
17942uai S48
17943to dlestruy, to r'anquish, be master of ; 8 3
179444451 87744661, those who have
17945power over others; 6 3 Bls fi, Rer.
1794626,230.
17947uа f?
17948,, to bcar, to
17949carry away, to grasp.
17950uahat fI1, uplited in heard.
17951P, B.D. 170, 2, a birth god- dess (?)
17952Va-ha-t 877 19, Tuat XII, a dawn.
1795315 ] U
17954uaa { , to think, to meditate,
17955to take counsel; fel 11l48
17956, the king communed with his heart.
17957uauat 88n Wort. 326, Wört. Supp. 383.......
17958uaua 8I8Bl Rec. 20, 164,
17959, Rec. 18,
1796065.818IEME, L.D. I.
179611403, 8 3NEM Tuankh-
17962åmen 12, to take counsel, to discuss, to deliber-
17963ate, to talk things over.
17964uaua sekheru Snlsl
17965Lubbân Stele 8, to devise plans.
17966uana f E 8 I li, Demot. Cat.
17967XIII, a word used in connection with money.
17968Jour. As. 1908, 267, to blasphemc, to speak evil
17969of some one, to plot rebellion ; Copt. O7&.
17970„ain NHENARR!
17971blasphemers.
17972uatt-t f BB-f,blasphemy; plur.
17973N5csi
17974uati f S", reel; plur. 83
17975E| 8I01B
17976to plot rebellion, to curse the king, to blaspheme.
17977uauai 8844e=P (optsoerP to answer (?)
17978uai (4SRAAS
17979PolEB theendath, plestructio Rev., death, elestruction,
17980Vai 8I 44 B "Rubel,' "Blass.
17981phemer," a title of Ăapep.
17982Vaiu 844333 the associates of Харер.
17983uai f T 10S, Kec. 20, 157, to stink, foul, bad, stinking.
17984ua SIA8.tbe lot be hot.
p. 308
17985U L1
17986flame, fire.
17987uana-t8I8I.Rec. 14,178,
179888oi7: 83858988
17989Aos fire, fames plur. S383A1
17990uauau fl 8 I Do, radiance,
17991light, fiery splendour.
17992ua 8l Ie, Reс. 31,31, a тoре, afetter,
17993a bond; phr He
17994nanzc Hdccd
17995Thes. 1285, 8 I 8 J P, a measuring
17996line, cord of palm fibre.
17997uaua-t, uauait 81838
17998foliage, hai; plur. 4
17999Vauaiu NIAARÉD
18000Rec. 14, ro6, a tribe or people.
18001ua(ual 873[813 he seed
18002of a plant.
18003uaua-t e ff 3e, a part of the head.
18004uaárekh fl T, to blossom.
18005uaa 8, to carry off.
18006Daiput (455
18007B.D).177,7, a group of four cow-goddesses.
18008Vauamti 8 Wf 20000 o |l
18009sce f 3orrr B.D. 125, II.
18010uab f@= Copt. orBe.
18011fur, 8 I t Tr, a plant, flower, blos.
18012som; plur. f
18013Hymn Darius 24
18014uabu , , garden (?) culti-
18015vated land of some sort.
1801646] U
18017uab-t 8 l ' the sides of a crov'n.
18018uabs(P) 8 Jf, green plants.
18019uapt 8l°, U. 369.
18020uapi (upi?) 8Y44 @ , a judg-
18021ment, a judicial decision.
18022uam NIA,8I,tobe
18023hot, to burn.
18024uат f , a plant; 8/
18025the seeds of the same (used in medi-
18026cine).
18027uami 83 1l0x, Rec. 30, 66,
18028a part of a ship (?)
18029o ||
18030Uamemti
18031soron'
18032B.D. 125, Il, one of the 42 assessors of Osiris.
18033Uamemti огоа, 8
18034zanaaj, Juzt IX, X, a monster
18035mythological serpent, a form of Aepep.
18036Uamemtiu fl Tr,Tuat X, a group
18037of five serpents who are fettered by Geb.
18038uanu (?) @ ,'''! Tl'' Rec. 4,21,
18039à grain-bearing plant.
18040uani 844·, Rev. 14,21, gar-
18041land, crown =
18042uanen f72= that which is.
18043uznob fl , herbs, plants.
18044uanr fi man 1=, mat.
18045uar { f P, to conceive = La
18046uax 110,8 L, to tie up,
18047to lace up.
18048uar foe,f @,a measuring
18049cord orrope, cordofa net; plur. f)
18050Var-t-neter Semsu f) o |
180519PS/S1RD. B.D. 1531, 21, the name.
18052of a rope of the magical net.
p. 309
18053U L1
18054uara f
18055I., reeul, a reed Aute or pipe.
18056uar-t f So, a bird with a shrill note.
18057uarr f Is, title of an official, governor (?)
18058uaruti 8IOPIS, MissionV,
18059521, the two thighs.
18060uarp & До , losend; Copt. оrupп.
18061to rejoice, to dance, to leap with joy; var.
18062uarh fof- ,, Reс. 3,35, 8/ 98
18063, a space suitable for building; rar.
18064Bo85 ; Copt. отрeд
18065uarh-ntu
18066Rec. 16,57.
18067uarkh •7,8I
1806884° V, 81%, to be green, to
18069become green, to flourish.
18070uarkh-t floo 5, Rec. 10, 136,
180718 80 =87 =, space, area,
18072hall, court of a temple; Copt. orpeg.
18073uarkhut (2) 83
18074the chambers in which Hathor assisted the dead.
18075uarst 88489
18076785, headrest; Copt. orpec.
18077uarsh 83%, 1o enjoy.
18078Varkatär (e0-l
18079Rec. 21, 81, a Syrian shipmaster.
18080uarta 8I>1417, rose; Copt.
18081отEрт, Arab. J,j.
18082Varta f1-18l)myp, Rec. 27,
1808378, a Syrian shipmaster.
1808417 ] U
18085uart f 3", part of the ornamen- tation of a crown.
18086uahr &/ MIf, dog; Copt.ozgop.
18087ual S,T. 224, 8/8, U.528, P. 91,
180888188, М. 130, 1: 333, 8 N. 961,
18089877881, Rcc. 27,224, 20,148, R85 d.
1809088188888188"
18091Pl Amen. 2, 3, 10,0,88efg.
18092Amen. 23,14, 26, I0, to set, to plant, to place
18093in position, to leave behind, to fasten, to set
18094before, i.e., to offer, the acquittal of a court, to
18095pitch a camp.
18096uahäb N8RT,Sl9 V, Rec. 16,
1809756,87I881%, Peasant 219, to set the
18098heart or mind to do something or on something,
18099to sct in the heart, 1o pay heed; 880 7Д.
18100devoted before the god.
18101uahähi {810r1f=.Rec. 8,133,
18102to pitch a camp.
18103uahäkh g-f upa burni ofering. Rec. 6, 1o, to offer
18104uahakh fowny, afire-aitar, fire-place.
18105uah akh N. 999, the name
18106of a tire festival.
18107uah nobbt {{118|0 to lay a stone.
18108uaberta 88lo to lay down (arms).
18109ual tehateha (P) 80 8, U. 283,
181108 888, N.26.88 888, N. 1214,
18111188 , 88 , Thes. 1285,
18112hi, to bow the head frequently, to do
18113honour, multiplication (of figures); 881
18114gennnnl' nnnniaa =1185x30.
18115uaht 88us ,, Anastasi IV, 2, 11, Koller
18116Pap. 2, 9, an instrument used in carrying loads.
18117K 2
p. 310
18118U [1
18119uahit 8844ii Annales III, 109, place
18120for alighting; see 8841l6
18121mm, to ofter
18122libations, water carrier (?)
18123Rev. I2, 135, libation
18124priest; Gr. xoaxurns.
18125uahit 8& 44 :, libations, vessels (7) vessels (?)
18126uah-t 884 Annales III, 1Io, offer- ings.
18127uaha &4imt, Rer: 6, 7, gifts, benefactions.
18128uahit 8878844-Seg, N. 1226,
1812984f0, M. 622, 5 8 440, 1. 435, 878-7
18130R.T: 267-878-9-1421878442e,
18131a divine offering.
18132uab 88j, Mar. Kamn. 53, 25, in swear-
18133ing:-881YA. "I swear bymy Ka"; 881
18134Yf mm"&D, "Iswear by the Ka of Ptah."
1813581.881.88,818
181368 & 1l, to add to, to increase, to grow, to be-
18137A
18138come many or much; AA ,m, frequent
18139journeyings; , in addition to;
18140besides; Copt. Oxwg.
18141uahi[t] 844 Jl,88 44o, increment,
18142growth, increase, plentiful, abundant.
18143Vahit 8l , serg. 1, 14, a lioness-oedess. goddess.
18144Vab qaa t 881 4 alelad
18145Rhind Pap. 26, 8afin o, "he who in
18146creases his form," a title of the Moon-god.
18147uahit 884405, 884488
18148+944-577-8448084400
181498844851840,8804177
1815088e44-7i88-5 spelt, grain;
18151var. 4413
18152ual-t 88fip, food.
1815348 ] U
18154uah &7=a wreath, crown necklace (r)
18155uah qe ex, a kind of fish.
18156uahgifst . Rec. 14,67, Ple 14g,
18157Rec. 16, 70, fishermen; Copt. 0702s.
18158uaha (7) 84ef, Rev. 12, 62, 66 = Copt. 0702.
18159Uahtiu , the dwellers
18160in the Oasis country ; SIS, Rec. 10,150,
18161Oasis women.
18162uakh 80.U. 510, P. 277, 697,
18163Rec. 31, 28, P. 36I, N. 1075,
18164=, to be green, to flourish;
1816587088411o336,, Liboming bourisung. P. 816, N. 644, full of
18166Uakh-t f ,a
18167green or fertile region, a name of the Great
18168Oasis.
18169uakhkh-t y О, Р. 399, М. 570,
18170N. 1176, garden, pool with plants growing in it.
18171man
18172Uakh mm, B.D. rIo, a lake
18173full of green plants in Sekhet-Aaru.
18174uakh {? 1,Rec. 26,
18175II=,
1817685M-8 • "M=, a
18177large chamber, hall of a palace, hall of columns,
18178colonnade, a country house.
18179uakh falf, toscckafter; Copt. oxuy.
18180uakhr f3° 5,IEs, a hall or
18181chamber with plants in it.
18182uas 811, P. 359, N. 762, 910, 1073,
1818383118 -18111
18184Bascetre; 8^1 3}
18185P. 659, M. 767, the uas and the tcham sceptres.
18186uas |, physical and mental well-being, con-
18187tent, serenity; f I1, "life, stability, content";
18188P. 624, sound, well, content.
p. 311
18189U [1
18190nas-t (?) If, a kind of animal, dog(?)
18191Uas TД, Nar. Karn. 42, 16, Thebes per- sonified.
18192Vasit f°, consort of Uas.
18193Uasit 100o, !uat + of the Eye of Horus. la lioness-goddess
18194„zs Hzz Hl
18195+I1198831445
18196144851445144515
18197to be in a ruined state, crumbling to ruin, ruined,
18198decayed, weak, feeble; 141 57 *, in a
18199most ruined state.
18200uas f to work in wood, to saw.
18201uasuas 1! O, to cut, to stab, to saw;
18202see 8/1
18203uasam Qé i Szs, to be in a ruined
18204state; var.
18205uasakh e ?- y' hall ; see usekh-t chamber, large room
18206Vasár (Uasri) | & 7107
18207Ieff, Osiris; var. J197
18208uasm(3) 81I,115
182091G151s, to bestroyed. destroyed.
18210uasmut (P)1° Ss, ruin.
18211Vasri 85 44 2, atite of Ossiris.
18212uasg flAer, a large wide board (?)
18213uasten famSs, to move with long
18214strides; see usten Is; Copt. OrocoEll
18215uash f OD, I: 270, P. 109, 372, 657,
18216M. 758, N. 173, 682, 8) A TD, U.91,530,
18217T: 350, N.063, 8, N. 173.
1821880l,M.325,8 AIl,P. 163.
18219uash f7 aY, Hh. 2r1...
18220uash-t f5,P.555
1822149 ] U
18222uash eS
18223ME 8P 2, to grect, to adore, to wor-
18224ship, to praise, to magnify, to wish; Copt.
18225отwy.
18226uashu f Sı MPEI SI
182271Li, praises, cries of joy.
18228it, those who sing praises.
18229uash-t & praise, adoration.
18230uashesh f30 , a skin discase.
18231Uasheshu flE!, aforeign
18232people or nation.
18233uasha f ll Is Rec. 21,
1823498, to carry (?) to be carried (?)
18235uashat-t f 50,e,a
18236disease of the eyc.
18237uashatá-ti f)
18238P.S.B. 13, 412, a chronic sufferer from eye
18239disease (?)
18240uashb-t f iil a kind of
18241medicine (?) medicaments.
18242Uashba d Д. Тоть
18243of Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Rã (No. 46).
18244uashk18 Hh. 363......
18245nzg = , B.M. 194,
18246,1.222,
18247N.0, 87 E 800 , I. 3-13, N. 708, 1373,
182488115440, In. 205, the name of a
18249festival which took place on the r8th day of the
18250month Thoth.
18251uag ffp, to cry out, to shourt.
18252uat fIds, departs Copt orwt Jour. As. 1908, 295, to
18253uati follez , creation, production.
p. 312
18254U [1E
18255uatemtá f
18256N, Anastasi I, 7,3.......
18257uaths-t 8mabove, heaven, suy. what is held up,
18258Vathesit 8= . Berg. IT, 13,
18259"Raiser," a title of Mut.
18260uaț ylzr ș, was, road = t7
18261uațu e/ ey, a kind of plant
18262used in medicine.
18263uatch 878u1852h17
18264#838-8748781.
18265to be green, to be young and new, to thrive, to
18266prosper, to flourish, be fertile; Copt. le: HAPte 0rWT;
182678883718.U.566
18268uatch-t 88,P:413, Nl.597, N.1197,
18269fo"hof88, green, fresh,
18270youthful, something green.
18271uatchuatch 238333
18272P. 419, M. 600, N. 1205, yellowish-green, or
18273green; Copt. OYETOrOT
18274uatchuatch f 37 o, yellowish green coloured light.
18275uatchuatch-t 8751- f, Rec. 27,218,
18276something yellowish-green in colour.
18277uatchut 75 h43
18278#: 88888-9788837
18279"R& T, green things, groving crops, plants,
18280herbs, vegetables: Kff, youngtrees.
18281uatehuatch (747,III,
1828288ert, herbs, regetables; Copt. OTOT. OTET.
18283Uatchit f00 C,844 Pr I, the dircen
18284Land, a name of the Delta.
18285uatch-t "he, 8o, a part of the bedy)
18286uatch-t 8'(Dil, Berl. 7273, " frash
18287meat," i.e., uncooked nieat.
182880 ] U
18289uatch-t, uatchit •h-T.
18290B.N. 418,-41448-44448, 48887
18291Tr, a ceremonial bandlet made ot green cloth or linen.
18292uatch-t Y-S,P. 6rt, M.781, N. 1138,
18293Jo, the Gireen Crown.
18294uatch ( '''!'U.566,8° 18:
18295°, green feldspar, sulphate of copper, root
18296Uuttt o
18297of emerald, turquaise; J mm Ja ans,
18298M, green stone of
18299wwn
18300Bakhet, ic.,Sinai (?); Oim 7W'8. o7'.'
18301"um:7",, green stone of the South, perlaps
18302the emeralds of Gebel Zâbarah; ) 000 °,green
18303stone of the North.
18304(, an amulet made of "root of emerald"
18305stone, either in the round f, or sculptured in
18306relief on a plaque, i green stone in general.
18307Uatch | 1, 1. the sceptre of feldspar with
18308which Horus fought against the foes of Osiris:
18309it proceeded from Uatchit, Y - Ca, N. 105;
18310um the sceptre of Isis, B.ID. 105,4.
18311Uatch-en-thehen-t) unet! 1
18312B.D. 125, III, 24, the crystal sceptre which the
18313Fenkhu gave to the deceased.
18314nateh 88°u.65,87l000
18315T:331.82x1188780
18316N.708. 819808882
18317{8 8| 2805878
183187. %o eye-paint containing sulphate of copper.
18319uatch " F, ointment conc an coppul phate of copper.
18320Vatch-ár-ti (?) "Nz os: 13.D.32,8,
18321green of eyes, or strong sighted (?)
18322Vatch-ân TDS, T. 145, M1. 198, N. 540,
18323the name of i sacred boat.
p. 313
18324U L1
18325Jatch-ux (= 5 my, T. 275,
18326P. 600, N. 67. 4 4ms,
18327*0 ÷ IET'
18328= |'
1832975mm, 8=
18330457mm, 5*Im
18331, "the Great Green water," ie., the
18332the islands of the Mediterranean.
18333vatch-ur ne e "'=, Ombos I, 1,
1833483: (1) the god of the Mediterranean Sea,
18335{=24512 , Т. 338, Р. 28,
18336NI. GIO; (2) a name of the great celestial sea,
183377312 Д. B.D. 17, 45.
18338uatch ra | a goose with a green beak.
18339uatch ha-t f-9%, Rec. 29,148, a
18340bird with a green breast; plur. f2-9
18341uatch y,Non, a stick, withy, twvig,
18342pillar, support, column; Copt. orert; fll
18343T. 198, I'. 678, two pillars connected with
18344• 47
18345uatchit 044 -, Hymn Darius 35,
18346748, a hail with pillarmiade. colonnade.
18347uatchi[t] 3 00 am' stele, memorial
18348tablet; Copt. Ox0ErT; var.=00
18349uatch fred , altar, tablet for offerings.
18350uzteh , " = ] 7, IV, 1157,
18351a kind of loaf or cake.
18352uatch fss, a disease of the belly.
18353Vatch fIl, N. 705, "green one," a divine proper name.
18354Vatch 2 9, Ombos I, 1, 186-188, one of the 14 Kau of Ra.
1835551] U
18356Uatchit f- ba: N. 67, J8l K°l
1835784102.8744 200 Reс. 30, 186,
18358*44oCh an ancient serpent-goddess. The
18359centre of her cult was Per-Uatchit (Buto), in the
18360Delta. She was the chief goddess of the North.
183618oRa0s8alRn, Berg. I, 8,
18362Uatchit, the holy double goddess of Pe-Tep;
183639''.I' Rec. 3, is6, the seren com patilit. of Uatchit.
18364Tatch-ti f78l n"Pl
183658iala87018-22881
18366M"lalni the two goddesses Uatchit and
18367Nekhebit, the tiro uraci on the brow of Ra.
18368Uatchit *4452 Du afarcien land (?)
18369Uatch-äu-mut-t 418.
18370Berg. II, 9, an apc-headed keeper of the oth
18371hour of the night.
18372Vatch-aab-f-tep-sokhet-f 8'78
18373T. 333, P. 825, one of the four hulls of Tem.
18374vatchit neb-[t]-kek cf,
18375Ombos I, 111, a hawk-headed serpent-goddess.
18376Uatch-Neser-t E0
18377B.D. 125, Il, a god of Memphis, one of the
1837842 assessors of Osiris.
18379Uatch-neterit 3K 777 J, Ominsa.
18380uatch-t rãx (?) J-
18381Rev. 14,18
18382Vatch-ret T zorar, Denderah IV, 65,
18383a serpent associate of llorus.
18384Uatch-her , Țuat IV, "Green-face," a god.
18385Uatchit-tcheserit (-85o))
18386a goddess (?)
18387uatch 2 , to violate.
18388uatchäi f 300,, a kioder dower.
183894
p. 314
18390U []
18391uatchob j EVRSIN
18392Mar. Karn. 54, 42, to present, to bring
18393s' forward, to recoil (?
18394uatchnà 833488, a Aute,
18395reed pipe. uatchh 88 J8, IV, 587, child.
18396uatchh 8829.888, Bubasis 5t,
18397altar, altar pitcher.
18398uá B. B18.B1.14. 0499
18399S, pronoun, Ist pers. sing.
18400uá Y = mark of dual masc. =later y
18401uá-t 4O, P. 308, a cake, a loaf (?)
18402uà 841.811, mummy case.
18403uá §l ex, the latus fish.
1840481,A.Z.49,
184051 34-136, Mar. Barn. 55, 6r, Sls, 844s
18406, Ebers Pap. 109,
184078,B435, R.E. 6, 26, to remove, to set
18408aside, to withdraw (from thesum): 91
18409A.7.. 47, 134-136, setting aside, not
18410counting.
18411uàa
18412elIses, Slan, efrer, B18
18413D1R-1, ship,
18414uãa nesu fses, 'he boate rotae king, ie., the royal barge.
18415uãa en tcha { mm l, Nästasen
18416Stele 39, a kind of boat used in the Sndân.
18417uaa-ui 2e7, S43
184183S, the tivo great boats (of the Sun-god],
18419ie., the Sekti boat and the Äntchti boat.
18420Uàa ponât zes uin & , Tuat III, a
18421mythological boat.
18422.52 ] U
18423Uàa em Mehtit
184242146 Mar. Aby. I, 45, the sacred boatoe Mehțit.
18425uáa en maāti {lmm.
18426boat of Truth, a mythological boat.
18427Våa en Neh-t =s www @, A.Z. 35,
18428www
1842919, a boat in
18430uåa en Ra 9/\ AS mm
18431B.D. 14I, 5, the boat of Rã.
18432uàa en Khepera 3913
18433→l f, the boat of Khepera.
18434uảa en Tef 3u 3ДEmmaд.
18435B.D. I64, 3, the boat of the father.
18436uàa en Tem ww
18437, the boat of Tem.
18438Våa herr sa Tuat III, a mytho- logical boat.
18439uãa heh el
184401, the "boat of
18441Millions of Years," a name of the boat of Rā.
18442Våa-ta lo " т'
18443Tuat I11, the boat of the carth: S138
18444II 1 I'Tuat II, the four boats of the earth.
18445Uàa Testes , Tuat VII,
18446a star-goddess.
18447uáa e1T 21S, Amen. 24, 19, to praise.
18448uàa-t e li =, a kind of bird.
18449uàa-t e li nt, nausea, vomiting.
18450uáauáa e l34
18451X Anastasi I, 28, 3, to be loose, flabby. weak,
18452uáauit e l31l - 190, the weakness
18453of old age, tottering, feeble.
18454uàu RIAP →A8I8A
18455Rec. 32,15.
p. 315
18456U [1
18457uàn $84. mus
18458www unmfd
18459i to put aside, to shift, to depart
18460from, to transgress.
18461uánf (P) mmfsãa, to turn into id aerra
18462worms, become maggoty.
18463Vanțit B/ E4Ma, agoddess, Ombos mmeso' 2, 133.
18464uah 48 .oo;see o0°'
18465caroh fruit.
18466uath-ab (P) $ 49=B, V.460, son
18467Uåtát Aclt. Iexte 3
1846835, a god (?
18469uã , an interjection.
18470ua , curse.
18471uã L' as an indefinite article; t
184721, a festival; "T I, a door;
18473, a servant of thine.
18474uāu *5 a man, a person,
18475anyone.
18476uã -S, U. 316, N. 1238, 18+5 T,P. 641,
18477one, single, only one; fem.
18478P. 617, 544, Reс. 31, 65, 583
18479Rec. 23, 196, one who became eight; Copt.
1848008a, 0881.
18481ua-t « , one woman, one wite; dl
18482nana nnn Oli mm t C7o children, the
18483children of one wife.
18484, T. 247, LД 4д.
18485One, ie., God; 5 I, number one of the gods,
18486uã Í S, Amen. 16, , 1P
18487only one, sole, solitary, alone.
18488S, one, only
18489one, alone, favourite.
1849053 ] U
18491uaa-t loneliness.
18492uãiu ≤4B,.
18493"only ones," ic., distinguished
18494men.
18495uati 8-584. 0. 365,98-584
18496P555IPs"
18497Iseff, only one, sole; fem.
18498Éo ll' Israel Stele 12; Ell I, the
18499only God; +5C 5,Rev. 11, 125, e2
18500Mar. Karn. 53, 28, royal statue; Copt. OT&ST.
18501uā uā #575-14-0:7845-544
18502Rec 30, 18, ÍÉSIIES
18503ÉSI=SA, one only, one
18504alone: E2IS1S", on
18505only witbout his second; 1 2
18506mmmi! one only creator of things that are.
18507uā . , Jour. As. 1908, 285, to set
18508apart something for a purpose.
18509uã E fie, , e, to bealone;
18510{ 1 *0 al0ne by hinself ; |
18511alone by thyself.
18512uāáb =30 y, "one heart," a title (?)
18513Lâ-es4r2, one and the other, L
18514B, IV, ro31, one proceeding from
18515one; =J, in one place togther;
18516n, one in ten; =ESY2
18517with a common cry; o . Rec.
1851820,43, one on eachside; 2, li fi 9omт
18519_' IV, 1107, one cried to the other; t wun
18520*, one to her fellow;
18521I, one god to his neighbour.
18522uã en uã +2 r2 one to one ie
p. 316
18523U
18524uā neb •, every une, everybody;
18525152 91-891- , Rec. 20,41,
18526everybody is like his neighhour.
18527ua her ua 1528t2 one on the top _0 | Ln' of the other.
18528uā her khu «* LIooB.N.196, one
18529by reason of his abilities or qualities; mum 102
18530§OOxa, IV, 1026, he was unrivalled.
18531ua-her-.... ta, an object—
18532use unknown (Lacau).
18533uà.... ki z 4u, the one
18534...the other; fem. , B.D.161
18535(Rubric 2).
18536Uã <22 T.U.433 8=21 ,T.217, the
185371it, Doiris, Amsen anc otler gods, and af dbe ONE, later *72, 52 102 , a title of
18538deceased as a divine being: thus Pepi II is
18539{2mm 0 0 _, N.952.
18540Uã-t 152 • оД• the name of one of the eyes of Rã.
18541uā-t t <02 the name of a
18542crown, ordiadem
18543Vâuti -8R B.D.G.659, L
18544, a name of Hathor.
18545Uāuti B.I). 16t, 1, Moret,
18546Culte, 140, ie., ONE, a title of Neith and of
18547Ua-uben-om-Aah LDMu
18548SA-8B,B.ID.2,1, atile of Osiris.
18549Va-pest-em-Aal E='14
18550-89 9, B.ID. 2,2, a title of Osiris.
18551Uã om Ua LA L2 B.D. 42,17,
18552"One [proceeding] fronz One," a title of Osiris.
18553Ua-monh =-B1%,"Ov
18554of wax," ic., the wax figure of Aapep which was
18555burnt ceremonially.
18556uãsegob #N-J]. B.1. 105,ag0d.
18557uā-t o, a piece;
18558a piece of ásha cloth.
18559154 ] U
18560uāāu _ =, private chamher, or
18561apartments.
18562uã iAor, Düm. H.T.I, 26,27, fene
18563spear, lance.
18564uā-ti no' a staff with a jackal's head.
18565uã-ti a hair tail, a tail.
18566uā-ti ‹52 _IA, the Lion, a
18567sign of the Zodiac.
18568uā-ti oll F, a kind
18569of goat.
18570uā SEP98, M. 68= 4921
18571N. 48, flesh and bone, heir, heritage.
18572uã-t →O, P. 57, 123, N. 661, flesh,
18573uáfe c , P.S.B. 13, 303, Сntр.
1857414S, an officer, master, lieutenant, an
18575official of any kind; plur.Bcypi.
18576uá en menshu -e mme le
18577master of the boat, captain.
18578uá en khenu E mn fil,s
18579master mariner.
185801m R, a kind of fish.
185818-8482187
18582.to smite, to slay, to smash.
18583uâuā
18584@
18585•, to slay, fight, battle, slaughter ;
185868-8-Rec.
1858715,171, eight leagues of slaughter.
18588uãa • 9, Amen. 11, xo,
18589, to ery out, to
18590conjure, to blaspheme, to curse; demotic form,
18591102 0 :JP, Rer: 11,164.
18592Uãau
18593B.D. 144, 147, the herald of the
185943rd Arit.
p. 317
18595U [1
18596uda § TV, Rev. 12, 212, flax;
18597Copt.128, El228.
18598uāáb Btlipos, ox,
18599Rev. 1I, 130, will, pleasure.
18600uãi, uäit =oll n0n,
186014 rnoakind or worm;
18602worms, bait for fishs.
18603uãu , box, casket.
18604uāuti « I, a kind of star, comet (?)
18605uãb (], U. 573, P. 322, 607,
18606M. 222, XEIBD, P. 195,(8→1S.
18607N.967, B71U18
18608P. 123, lmит, Rос. 31, 13,35 (I) www
18609to be : innocent, guiltless, to be clean, to be
18610purified, to be ceremonially pure or clean, to
18611purify, to purify oneself, a cleansing, clean, to
18612wash clean, pure, holy; Copt. oron.
18613uāb āui
18614clean-handed
18615uãb ra (m o puae meuch. clean speech.
18616uabu heru (Jmm , beings with
18617clean or pure faces.
18618uãb (]E(ImyP 2,
18619(mmu (Imm eyp, holy man, priest,
18620libationer; Cope. оrин; plur. 2l(
18621*ХG**AZ
18622um Y=, higle priest, chief priest; plur.
18623uăbăa-ämi-hrus/Jmmyp=t
18624Bin' the high priest of the day.
186255 ] U
18626uab Sekhmit y ww
18627Ebers Pap. 90, 2, 3, exorcist.
18628uāb-t åbț , the months
18629duty of a priest.
18630uabu f-(]'li, l. 413,
18631, Ní. 590, (R-j]
18632N. 1195, the pure, those who are
18633ceremonially clean.
18634uābti Rec. 36,78, onu
18635morally pure.
18636uäbtiu, uäbut (?) (2 I111.
18637IID. the holy ones, ie, the dead.
18638uāb (mm, N mm, to pour out il
18639ww
18640cleansing liquid, to pour out libations.
18641uäbu momm, www SINA
18642libation, a sprinkling with water in which incenst
18643has been dissolved; plur. Jmml (il!
18644uab-t (Jo, (Jelle, a pure
18645meat offering; plur 8mm
18646uabit (J44 ; P.S.BB. 16, 133, ofier-
18647ing; phur. (5194-
18648uab (IT.(PT.(m
18649BT, Rec. paret w, lich is cerentonivesmene. apparel which is ceremonially pure.
18650uab-fa/-ll
18651P2m=Eo,U.581,
18652P. 608, N. 53, 902, Rec. 31, 103,
18653, saplace
18654ceremonially pure, a holy place, a sanctuary, a
18655place where purification was effected, a wash-
18656house, a bath: Copr. 08228: (105
18657doubly pure place, twice pure place.
p. 318
18658U
18659uāb mmlye a ressel of holy water (?)
18660uab-t (] om (oeaA, the cham-
18661her in a temple in which the ceremonies symbolic
18662of the mummification of Osiris were performed ;
18663it was commonly called (JAE
18664uāb-t the holy place, a name of
18665heaven.
18666Uabit Berg. II, 14, a name of Nut.
18667Uāb-t a sanctuary of Libya- Mareotis.
18668uãb/ I=, ШIШ о
18669base, pedestal, socket.
18670nāb-t (JE, Rec. 17, 4, tomb
18671nabut (?) (IE), Edict 15, breveries (?)
18672Uabåsut (УҐГЛ/ , the name of
18673the pyramid of Userkaf.
18674nāb...... 191O, IV, roзI....
18675Vabur N=S I, "great sanctu.
18676ary," a name of Osiris.
18677uäbäb-t →]→fo, U. +53,
18678holy offerings.
18679nax BE EBE
18680SaiT lèi, totie, to bind, 1o
18681wring, 1o twist, to fetter, fetter, tie, band; f
186821, Rer: 13, 4, to oppress; 95
18683- lI! Kubbân Stele 1;
18684I.D. II1, 554: Copt. cgje.
18685uâm B- ak, to slay (3)
18686nãn fmlo, M.826, Pml, 8
1868719or, Ree. 13, 15, 15,107, Bam'g,
18688Csf, 0 ' • 80TI.Rec.
186891.3,15, cedar; 8 !f, the fruit of the cedar.
18690uân oTt, to kill, to slay.
1869156 ] U
18692uar 5, Rec. 22, 2, 31,31, )
18693Ss, Mar. Karn. 53,3%,aS s, Amen. 13,7,
18694@ DSB59" oSs,
1869515'9 s, Rec. 21, 17, to come forth (of a
18696child from the womb), to take to flight, to escape,
18697to depart, to melt away.
18698uaru Peasant 208, lugi
18699tive (?) flight (C)
18700uãr-t lo I,N. 1196 8
187011: 399, P. 378, 452, M.590, B58S. 8
1870289C8.
18703SP, thigh, foot and leg; dual FIS,
18704S"SS, the tvo thighs; Copt. Orернте.
18705var-t - 1*,→***, one
18706of the 36 Dekans; Greek ovape.
18707nartSiSiS,SoSEo'Si
18708Rec. 26,229, a piece of ground, the quarter of
18709a town, a place of bifurcation, bend; plur.
18710B5$Rcc.33,33, 8=m1Sw
18711Rec. 11, 35, the artists' quarter.
18712uãr-t Imin, →Smт, Reс. 29, 146,
18713r, bend of a canal or lake.
18714uar-t r, the necropolis at Abydos.
18715uār-t
187165 fas, the name of a bend in a hill, or of
18717a portion of the mountain at Abydos, which was
18718sacred to Osiris; near it was a passage or corridor,
18719with a canal in it or near it, by which offerings
18720were supposed to be transported to the Other
18721World.
18722uār-t āa-t 13f, B.D.
1872386, 9, the name of a place where offerings were
18724made at Abydos; P SE →l, the great Uär-t.
18725Var-t neb-t heteput f
18726IT o 0
18727-D, the uar-t of offerings at Abydos.
p. 319
18728U
18729uar-t S, B.D. 150, 14,5, a sacred place
18730at
18731uar-t l I' B.D. 153B, IO, the site of a
18732moon-temple (P=R
18733_/19-1L))
18734Uar-t II' B.I. 98,2,
1873586, 9: (1) a region in the Tuat; (2) the passage
18736by which souls went to the Tuat.
18737Uär-tentákhemiu-seku f59-
18738milo ***' N. 1196, a
18739mythological locality.
18740Uar-t ent Ást, etc.
18741dod
18742wn mi int'!!'
187432Eg, etc., B.D. 99.25, 26, he keel Boat the magical boat.
18744Uar-t ent baa, etc. omum 14
18745etc., B.D. 153A, 13, the name of a
18746part of the magical net.
18747Imummm
18748Var-t ent mu (?) mn, B.D.
18749149, a place in the 13th Aat.
18750Var-t ent she f o I, B.D.
18751149, a place in the rith Åat.
18752uāruti febi, Rechnungen 56, S-
18753, Rec. 9, 35, Р , inspector, over-
18754seer, ranger;Smloliil, overseer
18755of the gorernor's dining room.
18756uarit, S4Us, fem., mistress.
18757uār (), juniper (2) (perhaps =
18758mmO); plur..
18759uar-t or, part of a ship, gang-
18760way plank (?)
18761uāri 00 ==, Rev. I.t, 17, to flow
18762over or away; Copt. очwie.
18763uarirãu() B54ellpz
18764Rev. 14, 12, singers, waiters; Copt.
18765OTEлOrEle.
18766.57 ] U
18767uah m'o ll' grain, an offer- ing of grain.
18768uah →P, a meat offering.
18769uäskhi (uskhi) slolf8, Rer.
18770I1, 168, something woven.
18771ui f" , mark of the dual masc., e.g.,
18772Sl' twrogreat obelisks; 7 2 2
18773, two great mighty gods;
1877415"f doubly good is thy rising.
18775uiui (°) IIMi, Anastasi I, 3, 7, light =
18776B"f"Al®)
18777ui 44. pers. pron. ist sing
18778чі 849, Р. 163, N. 854, 844 5р, Rес.
18779=7,50, §44 2, Rec. 30, 185, an interjection, an exclamation.
18780ui elf1*, Rer: togoaway; Copt.orer.
18781ui B4s' A , to reject, to
18782cast aside, to throw away
18783Ui -ermen (?) 1844- B.D.
1878499,26, the worker of the sail in the magical boat.
18785ui-t 144, chamber, room.
18786uiã Slle 00 г8,
18787B444Ber: 14, 16, husbandry,
18788agriculture; compare Copt. OTOEIE.
18789uip B8ll0Ies, Rer. 11, 184
18790judgment, decision.
18791uin f4lo1. Rer. 11, 182, $445
18792Rev. 11, 178, $84180%, Jour. As. 1008, 280,
18793light; Copt. OXOEIN.
18794uin P44o et, to open; see
18795window; Copt. oxwin in eeareporwins.
18796Uinn elloocs, Rer. 13, 107, ie.,
18797Yp, Greecc, Greck; Heb. it.
p. 320
18798U L1
18799wit 1304 Ju, Rer: 13, 104, 15, 16,
18800$44 stele; plur. 8441, Rer.
1880113, 38, Iumn d ron 'I с,
18802Rev. x2, 59, a stone stele.
18803uiti f4148,e4f, embalmed body.
18804uiti B44"syp, e44,o4 f, a
18805dresser of the dead, embalmer.
18806ub e fo, heart; see äb
18807ubp/w=u.
18808ub 8-, Rec. 12, 32, limit, frontier.
18809ub@11D.Rev. 11, 121 8732
18810Rev. 13,22, 8/1es, Jour. As. 1908, 291,
18811Bae, Rer. 13, 11, 181E Rer.
1881213,8, BZgp, Rev. 11, 146, B fane,
18813opposite, facing; Copt. OrBe.
18814ub(ubub?) ed fp, Wör. 248.
18815ubub ff, to break open.
188168B yp, Peasane 170, 8BEyp, 8 P8
18817yp, servant, butler, workiman, artisan; var.
18818OE! E akin ()
18819ubait IJAIEDII
18820I44Ef, servant, handmaiden.
18821uba & lf f, work, toil.
18822ubarau {149139
18823{ ∞ & 35, 56,
188247SP. A.Z. 1868, 89, 1874, 89, hoursoever
18825many there may be, whatsoever, et cetera ; Copt.
18826отнр.
1882758 U
18828C5SA,10 X
18829dig out ore, to hew stune in a quarry, to quarry
18830stone.
18831ubaitáner
18832stonebreaker, quarryman.
18833uba S7 3P, P. 66, N. 685,8
18834N. 703, Р. 17x, 8 ЗД, Р. 46, M. 597,
18835N.1202, i
18836SSIINIG
18837, io open, to open up a country,
18838to penetrate, to make a way into a foreign land,
18839hence to raid, to invade, to enter.
18840uba àb y O, to open the heart,
18841i.e., to confide, to speak freely.
18842ubaaui İ p to open the
18843arms in greeting.
18844uba ra , to open
18845the mouth.
18846ubakhnemtİ||б
18847to open a well.
18848entrance.
18849uba (tap) 4- Il''A.7.1901, 63, a festival.
18850uba İaaia
18851to open the eyes, to look, to gaze, to spy into,
18852to examine ; } JZ •' thine eyes. open thou
18853É, forecoure, couryard; plur IJS
18854i, FIEsoD, court of Remin a temple)
p. 321
18855U
18856uba İl ml '
18857, part of a doorway, or of a door (?)
18858Uba... , Denderah IV, 84,
18859a god of the rith Pylon.
18860Uba-em-tu-f ] , the god of
18861the rith hour of the night.
18862Ubaukhikh-tepi-nehet-f
18863SolfoTi'no www ginД, I. 333,
18864P. 826, M. 249, N. 203, one of the four Bull-
18865gods of Tem.
18866Uba-ta M 1IN.B.D.
188671534,25, a god of the net of the Akeru gods.
18868Uba-taiu 9 0DD, Nesi-Amsu 32,22, a title of Aapep.
18869uba §lBD, to fame up, to becom excited.
18870ubash e M. Rev. I1, 173,
18871white; Copr. OrBacy.
18872ubak o,c , to shine,
18873to be abundant.
18874ubag rc ; see @ O.
18875Ubả B14 2. Lanzone, Do oicihe Pla a god of the Tuat.
18876uben s, to advance.
18877uben •Jmm ,U.484, o''
18878U.223,8S0, U.200,5 mwn
18879N. 79, 9 J0I:46, 51mmM.81o
18880efoelo &R GRzo
18881PVDum.fle la
18882Io8$18e
18883os' Rev. 13, 40, to rise, of a planet
18884or any celestial body, to illumine, to shine;
18885B/mue •' rising and setting of the sun.
18886ubnit f Jolljo, Rev. 14, 1z, light. splendour.
18887159 ] U
18888uben 810ß90, B.N. 236,
18889SRAIDAAIA celes-
18890tial bodies which give light, luminaries, rays of
18891light.
18892uben ''Ay, to clavon, the sunrise.
18893uben-t Jes the place where the sun rises.
18894wwww
18895uben e! R
18896"he who thrusts himself up," a name of the
18897Sun-god.
18898Uben-urr
18899M. 754, P. 744, a title of Rá.
18900mmo www
18901ubenit
18902''
18903a name of the ist hour of the day.
18904uben heh ofle, the restival of the
18905i3th day of the month.
18906ubni e J1T D,e Jma man 44 D, Rec.
1890718, 182, "the thruster up," a name of the solar
18908disk.
18909Ubennà mm/S, N.705, a form
18910of the Sun-god
18911Uben-an R
18912RRRAAI l'omb of Seti I, one of the 75 form
18913f Rã (No. 5z
18914Uben-em-nubit 08 V5 R, the
18915name of a goddess (Hathor).
18916uben Peasant 252, $J.'
18917Éo, e frt, ro overlov, to beabundane.
18918ubnittlelo , Rec. 21yel1.
18919ubon fft, Fidict 28, ko bvoudd, to make blood flow.
18920uben, ubent e Jueo, R°
18921wound, stripe, blow, sore.
18922uben e Imm! M, Peasant 3o,
18923a kind of plant or seed.
p. 322
18924U [1
18925Ubentui , P. 648, $
18926M. 747, lwo sons of Rã (?)
18927e
18928ubr →fa, $18,a
18929kind of disease (?)
18930ubokh flxi. to shine, be bright
18931ubokhtf1oi81°, Hymn
18932Darius 21, light, brilliance, blaze.
18933Ubekh-t e fo oas'of Isis and Nephthys. the name of a temple
18934ubokh flof, white; Copt. orßiscy.
18935ubekh-t e J. ,8, Amen. 2r, I,
18936clothing, cloth, woren stuff, apparel; plur. e )
18937ai i, Koller Pap. 3, 1, Anastasi IV, 2, 12.
18938ubekh B Jot, a hide, a skim, sess.
18939ubes n, ort. 15, Suppl. 251, to lay up a store of corn (?)
18940ubes
18941an aromatic plant.
18942ubos fllan B.D. 130, 8, a water flood (?)
18943Ubosu S/lSAI, B.D. 130, 32, a
18944group of fery beings in the service of Shu.
18945Ubes-her-per-em-khetkhot SJf
18946AUPE SER, B.D. 17, ros, one • →
18947of the seven spirits who guarded the body of
18948Osiris.
18949ubtefonflufellf, to burn.
18950ubti e IAf. eJ947, burner, blaer,
18951ubt, ubttefon, cEA.1l
18952Ef. ta set fire toedo tocala, to baninto be
18953ubtefon,eolE, an astrin.
18954gent niedicine.
18955ubttfltelof, an in.
18956flamed sore, inflammation, cancer, gangrene, a
18957burning.
1895860.] U
18959Rec. 27, 14,x; V,except, but.
18960up er except, but, with the
18961exception of.
18962up her Y , L.D. III, I40c,
18963Israel Stele5 Y
18964YIXIPД, except, bur; MS1
18965E, except thyself.
18966up ,, Rev., joy, gladness.
18967up, upp SV.N.24 R06.0.14
18968$E, U. 27, . N. 64, T. 283, P. 50, 140,
18969V=YYEKuy
18970YPVA4TEs, Jour. As. r908, 28%,
18971to open, to open un, ie., inquire into a inatter,
18972to try and decide a case in law, to decree, to
18973judge, to pass judginent.
18974uрі §oll* xBY44, Rec. 29,145,
18975opener; plur. BUIS8N182.
18976T. 357, P. 42, N. 29.
18977up-t ent hemut V21mn
18978A.Z. 35, 17, women who have borne children (7)
18979up en khat Y mit ,= opener of
18980the womb, ie., firstborn, firstling.
18981up-t
18982AYIet, secience, 3o, ju dernict, sentence, doom, verdict.
18983up-t mitu
18984death sentence.
18985up-t Amentiu W fff, the judgiment
18986of those in Amenti.
18987up-t mețtut >.' the judgment
18988of words and deeds.
18989upi Ylletg, work, business affairs, worker.
18990up-t , work, business, daily duty;
189917º"ypl Yexe, blacksmiths at (their] work.
p. 323
18992U [1
18993up-t y , income, revenue, daily supply;
18994plur. ,U.509.
18995uput „яnі оxl,
18996Eenfi, lists of
18997things, inventories, catalogues, accounts, regis-
18998ters, documents.
18999uput Yfyd,, lists of the peopis, i.e., census.
19000upu-t Yfs y. dex$,
19001129, Y, YlL Yff
19002message, embassy, order, deeree, errand, conr-
19003mand, mission, duty, commission.
19004upu-t nesu foy ff,a royal cominis.
19005uput renpt Yefifi. ""mssiun. mission.
19006up Vi, leader, chier.
19007upp Yxep,ys, judge; plur.
19008up BYR Y1eTiip judzes.
19009uputi BYBY S4, N. 597,898,
19010VVR, B, U. 511, I. 323, M1.602,
19011N. 1048, Y78. N1.517 4818
19012N. 10g8, divine messenger, envoy of the gods ;
19013plur. 3 , U. 186, U. 308, V
19014, N. 749, P. 45t.
19015Later forms are the following :—
19016uputi X
19017lYP, VXIADRIA, A {Bs'
19018YxfI VIVy Yssyp
19019OXAD8xIsBX YB°"2
19020X
19021envoy, messenger; plur. ypl,
1902231] U
19023*nYBIADIY
19024•AAYBAP YRANI
19025ElE YxPypl eali
19026uputi nesu fumds.7Yo,
19027wmyp, king's messenger.
19028upit W44e the New Year festival;
19029,A.Z. 1912, 55, festival, rejoieing.
19030up-aaiu-hetut-Net V
19031→, the festival of the
19032opening of the doors of the houses of Neith.
19033up uat : to open the way, l.e., to
19034act as a guide.
19035up m'tennu
19036to open the way, ie., to aet as guide.
19037up re V. 253,D. 214,88
19038P. 589, 601,
19039xl4l?
19040the ceremony of "opening the mouth" of the
19041deceased ;
19042the suecessful "opening the mouth" of those
19043who are in heaven.
19044up re yor, the book or service of the
19045"opening the mouth"; Va 11, Mar. Nby. II,
1904637, regulations.
19047up-trenp-t or, 4 *4IVA
19048the opening of the year, ie., the New Year.
19049up-tronp-t deVfo.
19050fovxg , to keep the festival
19051of the New Year, the New Year festival;
19052Byp!, the festival of the New Vncestors. ancestors.
19053Up rehui YSiYp, "judge
19054of the two men " (Horus and Set), a title of the
19055priest of 'Thoth of Hermopolis Parva.
p. 324
19056U
19057up-t kheut l mn SS, Hh. 447,
19058the fork of the legs.
19059UP XN.I. Denderan or aa. ape-god of Edfa.
19060Up-t, Upti V , U.51I, V Д, Т.323,
19061EiE, Lanzone, 20, YD 4. Reс.
1906233, 33, 0 F 2, B.N1. 32,487, a title of several gods.
19063Upit lh, a serpent-goddess.
19064Upau PV1SR;I: 357, BY
190651SRp,N.176, a title of Anpu
19066Upár SV1S8, P.42, M. 722, 4
190674S.M.62, 8V1B8P, N.20,84
190681S#,N. 719, ie., Anpu and Upuatu
19069Upast Yjf, fuat I, a light.sod.
19070Upu 2B, Tuat V1, one of the nine destroyers of souls.
19071Upu Y$7 Tuat Ix, god of shemti- pent Shemti.
19072Upu Aga fYR13
19073U. 186,8Y47 3, 1: 65, Nr. 221,
19074PYAAI N. 597, a form of Thoth (?)
19075Up-uatu 2797470, 1. 542, Y 81
19076+78383487 N: 190, 2777 4A,
19077Hh. 364,
19078o Ill' the "opener (ie., guide) of the
19079roads " for the dead on their way to the Kingdom
19080of Osiris; see A.Z. 1904, 97 Il., Rec. 27,249.
19081Up-uatu 377GEIYEE
19082Tuat I, Denderah 2, ro: (1) a singing-god ;
19083(2) one of the 30 Dekans.
19084Up-uatu mehu 1 V=MRo.
19085a title of Anubis.
19086162 ] U
19087Up-uatu mehu kherp-pet **111
19088#A, B.ID ro3, opener of the ways of
19089the Nortli, director of heaven, a title of Anubis.
19090Up-uatu shemā
19091{÷|||
19092•' the opener of the way's, ie., the guide
19093to the South, a title of Up-uatu; he is also called
19094II Nj, B.D. 102.
19095Up-f-senui tn fmi
19096T.3+1, Y ,P.140,
19097ww N. 655, "he judgeth the iwro
19098brothers," a title of Thoth
19099Up-maat X , Berl. 6gro, a
19100title of Thoth.
19101Up-meh S'agd, Anub1s (3)
19102Up-neterui V9,
19103Y95, U.408, "judge of the two gods"
19104(Horus and Set), a title of 'Thoth and of a priest.
19105Up-hai 00, Rec. 6,156, a god of the dead.
19106Upt (Uputi?) Heru
19107, NL. 449, N. 1259.
19108Upt (Uputip)-heh YX, BB.D).
1910937,2, a title of Ri.
19110Upt (Uputi?)-heka
19111god connected with enchantments.
19112upit-khaibiut Y1l-9''II, Rec.
1911331,r67, judge of shadows.
19114upi-khenu 8,,U.145, www
19115Bs, T. 255, a title of the servants of Set.
19116Upi-sekhemti (?) "'Țuat I,
19117a jackal-headed singing-god.
19118Upi-shet o * Tuat IX, a fiery, blood-
19119drinking serpent.
19120Up-shat-taui V1
19121Rec. 27,50, a god.
19122Upi-shema *' Omibos 1, 143,
19123"opener of the South," a title of Up-uatu.
p. 325
19124U [1
19125Upi-...... Dog, "opener of time,"
19126ie., the god with whose existence time began.
19127Upitaui Y88 Д, a
19128title of Osiris and Ra.
19129Upt-taui Z, fuat Xl, a form or
19130Al, the dead Sun-god.
19131Upit-taui V =V=l'
19132'!uat XI, a fire-goddess.
19133Upi-țuui Y4Z N. 969, a litle of Rã.
19134Upi-luat E Tuat IV', Horus,
19135guide of the Tuat.
19136up-t т, V. 507, V, т. 330,
19137Т. 339, , M. 410, N. 951,
19138X
19139P' Oo the top of the head, the
19140crown, the skull, a corering for the head; plur.
19141,L.509, I. 323.
19142uptAmentt Yian
19143Ms Wf*, the top part of Amenti, the
19144brow of Amenti; , Rã in the zenith :
19145I, lord of the zenith.
19146up-t pet — the top of the head of
19147the Sky-goddess, the crown of the sky.
19148m mun
19149Up-t-ent-mu mn, B.I). 149,
19150www
19151a region in the rith Åat.
19152Up-t-ent-knet gmmm783.12.14%
19153the nanse of the and Åat.
19154Up-tent-Gebtsmm. , B.D).
1915512, 2, a name for the surface of the earth.
19156Up-t-ent-Qahu 4
19157B.I). 149, the name of the 8th Åat.
19158Up-tshe Yf theerown of the lake.
19159Up-tta V=, I'the
19160crown of the earth.
19161Up-t Ionen-t y uwm 77 orli
19162the nanle of a uraeus crown.
1916363 ] U
19164upt fo. , yeese, birds; see
19165UP ,YS, destruction, to peris (?)
19166ири у a tool for opening or cutting through, a sas.
19167Uри9 S9, filth, a name of Set.
19168ups YD, Himn Darius p, to buat. up, fire, heat.
19169Upsit oo VY41
19170YAOYAEDOY
19171TAKY1Dv1z,a
19172fire-goddess of the First Cataract.
19173Ups-ur YunSx13
19174Nesi-Amsu 25,5, 9, the divine fire which con-
19175sumed Aapep.
19176upsh II , Kec. 11,
19177153. V
19178Rec. 27,87, gix, to give li tot, to i hinh ni, 1o. shine, to flood with light.
19179Upshit V CIO, Țual I, a light-goddess.
19180upsh 1. 491, \ =****
19181****.
19182P. 488, , P. 658, VCII ,1.764,
19183Y, N. r65, sar, laminary.
19184Thes. 923, sleep, dream; Copt.
19185upsh овсу.
19186uptiu Vlei i judiges.
19187uf, ufa §
19188to have power, authority, to punish (?)
19189ufa 9aa s,fta
19190Peasant 1o8, erent, hap-
19191pening.
19192ufa
19193lung; Copt.
19194SP. oxwy.
19195Ufà Bka l20000, V. 533, enthetile serpent-fiend.
19196L=
p. 326
19197U [1€
19198ufh e "& ff, to burn, to blaze.
19199umт fr Sind grais()
19200um fip-
19201U.417,515, greedily.
19202umt lRec. 12, tog, 1o copulate
19203umt-t, Rev. S, 139, phallus.
19204umtfoypl, Thes. 1201, fl
19205chiefs, leaders, men; F " Thes. 1206, a
19206dense mass of people.
19207umt fT.IDy,girdle, beit,
19208band, bandlet, binding, name of a garment.
19209• |
19210umt
19211@ = a
19212→ to be thick, thickness, thick, ciense-
19213ness, padded (of cloth), studded (of a door);
19214Copt. охяеот.
19215umtàb o,, thick or
19216dense of heart, obstinate, firm (?)
19217umt f c, Thes. 1251, sol'
19218a room, a hall, a part of a
19219large building
19220unt rt, Thes. 1322, to build massive walls.
19221umt BTIE 0 o
19222E,FIEL' HWH, Annales III,
19223Iso'
19224109, 1=, a thick wall, a bulwark, a
19225cowver, a citadel; plur. f ; Copt.
19226отОяТЄ.
19227umtut B8 ,beams of timber.
19228umt-tta fafi B.D.64,7
19229umteh-t lo a I bulivack, eacle. defence.
19230,, je, you, they, them, their.
19231un fffi, wé, us.
19232un, unn mum, as an auxiliary verb: Fa
19233www 1 -8 " Maw she said to him; Ba
192344] U
19235314<14=9 @
19236Je,f,: his elder brother became like a leopard;
19237mim nan
19238the seven Hathors came; ta o
19239www www
19240, if there be a petitioner.
19241un, unn ,P. 235, fmm unn'N. 66g,
19242mnn' muck
19243min ,, to be, to exist, to become; 5s 8 e
19244www nww
19245,B.I). 42, 19, S, P. 16, N. 118,
19246N. 118, being, existence; f mm , N. 959,
19247those who are; a Ja Es, l. 107, oo oo oo,
19248M.322, AD, Rec. 21, 11 = OTNT;
19249Copt. OTN, O70N.
19250unun M E nte nto I: 170, M,17°.
19251to be.
19252unun-t , something that is.
19253unun neb-t , all that is.
19254www www
19255unn-t ma, 1> r mm|ll'
19256m D, Rec. 16, 6o, things which
19257are, things which exist, what is, goods, stuff,
19258property; 15 "o, he is non existent; C
19259www www
19260let it nerer
19261OCII S E, non-existent; mns be.
19262unnu , Anren. 17,5,
19263mww
19264being, existence.
19265un maat www Fa l %.
19266, very truth, the absolute truth;
19267To, indeed, most assuredly.
19268un her mu um, to be in the
19269www
19270following of, loyal, lo be of the same kidney.
19271unnu mor yp, a living man, a human
19272being; plur. maypi,
192738440144
p. 327
19274U [ 16
19275mmm ll1s men and 5s C
19276tronen, human beings, people; y P5% strong men.
19277unnu Yp, a man of means, as opposed
19278to
19279unnit
19280inhabitants.
19281unnu Fai, child, infant
19282mm 0
19283unnu , cattle (?)
19284un-t i, a part of the body.
19285Un 117.P. 175, a S47, N: 947,
19286the god of existence, the son of Apt; Qace
19287I'11I, Rec. 30, 210.
19288Untà T. 39z, a light-god;
19289see mmx.
19290a |l
19291Unnti mla, the name of a god,
19292the god of existence.
19293un-t Ba Wp, Rev: 13, 68, hare.
19294Unnit 4402m140l
19295In, the name of a goddess.
19296Unnuit mamo o. Denderah IN, 81, mww
19297Sle: a hare-sodioss, a waucher of the hier of
19298Unu-t oPr' EsT. Rec. mmo
1929934, 182, the name of a serpent tiara, or crown.
19300Unun-t s mn an ! a ta' O the name of a
19301serpent on the royal crown; var.
19302ww www
19303IV, 386, 288.
19304Unt-abui (?) O, goddess of the
1930527th day of the month.
19306Un[t]-baiusit Pod, Ombos
193072,131, a goddess.
193085] U
19309Unn-em-hetep 0 0
19310B.D. 1IO, 28, the ist division of Sekhet-Aaru.
19311Unn-Nefer
19312мм б"Д.
19313(5152)Pfe (um d881l).
19314(mn /1l). (mn (d6 I), a title of Osiris;
19315EtI3 UnNefer, the son of Nut;
19316mdDo0P&J. Unn.Neier, diveller in
19317Abydos; Gr. Ovveßpes, Copt. OTEподpe,
19318очєнтявре, оченавєр.
19319Unn-nefor Heru-aakhuti d A
19320B.D. 15, 1, Un-Nefer Har-
19321makhis.
19322Un-nefer-Ra Pap. Mut-
19323hetep 5, 10, Un-nefer + Ra.
19324Unun[it]-her-tchatcha-f(?) $
1932545S8089 A9, Denderah I, 30, a lion- ess-headed goddess.
19326Uni-sheps
193275 \A8 9, a namne of Osiris. Rec. 13, 38, Berg. I,
19328un
19329ww
19330mй, Rec. 26, 10, mm
19331www S, to do wrong, to commit a sin or a
19332fault, defect, error, fault, mistake, offence, defec-
19333tive, light or worthless.
19334un , a sinful or erring man, a cheat.
19335.un-áb ур, Berl. hearted man. 7272, evil-
19336unnui , evildoer.
19337Unnu Mag. Pap., a serpent-
19338liend.
19339un-ti transgressor,
19340offender.
19341Un-ti mm(Fs,
19342Hymn Darius 11, Nesi-Amsu 32, 29, 51, a duck-
19343headed fiend, and a form of Aapep.
19344L 3
p. 328
19345U
19346un, unn SSs, 1.271, :s, İmen.
1934720,11, ps, gs. s' Rer: 11, 70, os' Rer. 13, 55,t0 A
19348leap up, to rise up, to run, to run away from, to
19349Ree. 27, 50, her heart
19350move: mmA 5, leaped; Copt. Oresne.
19351unun do o s, T. 333, Pa Sa
19352wn www ww www
19353l.72, f o. N1. 63, 6 f min sn mam um A. N. 30,
19354E551 De Hymnis 36, to spring up, to
19355umum s' leap.
19356uná-t Sa le o s 'journey, course.
19357un tet → Rec. 15,158, to lift the
19358op' hand, ie., to help.
19359@
19360un , Rec. 2,29,
19361www sww
19362wn @ s' to rejeet, to turn back, to set aside.
19363Unt B.D. 149, the r2th lat.
19364Un-t mm-@, earpenter's drill-bow (Lacal).
19365un, unit 5, , Rec. 34,120,
19366www 40 =, www -10. → = 2 www 10.
19367Ree. 27,225, 1044=, Rcc. =, 111,
19368→, Rer: 13,63, room, chamber, a square
19369bos; m 59%Thes. 1285, sanctuary:
19370ununa-t 1s vaw www 1a/0, U.761.
19371mmes, chamber, sanctuary.
19372un-t 6, fortress; plur.
19373un →a, dovecot, aviary (?)
19374un, unn El,
19375www
19376E TmIty nmir WONT
19377nww ании mness
19378min fg to open, to open fetters (to unfetter),
19379to open a mare (i.e., to stab her), to be open :
19380+1G, P.196, N. 928; Copt, o8Wr.
19381166 ] U
19382uniu
19383openers, seatterers, door openers;
19384mun 11'
19385open (plur.).
19386Unn-uiti M044-188, Buch 63, a
19387sacrificial priest.
19388Un-ti o || wwww , opener, piereer, stabber,
19389title of a priest as the slayer of the sacrificial
19390beast.
19391un āui a to open the hands, ie., to
19392praise.
19393un āaui nu pet 5s T O —, a
19394title of a prophet of Thebes.
19395un per ww
19396TAuT C
19397Ree. IV, 29, festal procession.
19398un ra
19399www mm
19400he who performs the ceremony of opening the
19401mouth, a țitle of priests of various gods.
19402un ra en ámh-t
19403, a priestly title.
19404пииг
19405un her
19406um @, to show oneself, to make oneself
19407public, publicity, manifest, known to everyone;
19408mm 7, Rec. 31, 35; Copt. orwrg.
19409un her hebu пиш O ll! festivals
19410during which the faees of the gods were un-
19411eovered.
19412un her
19413mm 1
19414mirror.
19415un tet y open-handed.
19416Unniu-ākhmiu-setch-t
19417I, B.I. 147,
194186a, a group of fire-gods.
19419Un-hat the porter of the
19420znd Ärit.
19421Un-ta mar — Țuat I, a doorkeeper-
19422god.
19423un , N. 733, to eat, to feed upon.
p. 329
19424U [1
19425b, to
19426wwm www
19427be shaved clean, to pluck out the hair.
19428unit 5alli ww m, baldness.
19429un , hair, or fohage, which has
19430been cut off.
19431unun Iol, Rec.
19432mn mm e ww www
1943327, 219, Hh. 298, to tremble, to bristle (of the
19434hair)
19435unun 55pp, 55 , to do
19436nam mam m nim
19437work in the field, to sow seed (?)
19438un-t , cypress.
19439un @, Rec. 31,175..
19440un-t @, T. 3"4, rope, cord.
19441unun , to argue, to dispute;
19442see
19443um mm e mm wvm
19444ww
19445unna mm Of, N.705........
19446Unås Nefer àsut . D0ЛЛJ2
19447the name of the pyramid of Unas.
19448unăm (?) , areed (e) tube. B.D. 1371,48,
19449uni, unin S 19, Rev. 11, 178,
19450449. m0448. Rec.29,84, 2
19451light; Copt. OToEI.
19452Unit 40° 1 Tomb of Rameses VI,
19453www " Pl. 5°, a star-goddess.
19454unin salle nesus www
19455to open, opening.
1945612X1
19457unu-t
19458@
19459Amen. 5,18, *, olio
19460Rec. 3,49, 0 k F, 1CO *1 Res:
1946113,3,8* O, Rev 11, 162, 85 , E}
19462hour, time, regular duty, service; plur.
19463*
19464¡0 a www , U.399;
19465* 1, at once; Copt. Orios.
1946667 ] U
19467unu-t man *1, Thes. 1483, hourly
19468service, service reckoned by hours;
19469X
19470C9, i servant at Court.
19471088880
19472unu-t * VA
19473* урі, йурі, ти ж уо
19474Ді, зо *
19475*9a2! BoP HED lodP, priess
19476who served in courses, priests of the hour, lay
19477servants of a temple, priests in ordisary: o YP
19478Pi, horoscopists (?)
19479Unti *, Tuat , B.D. 15 (Litany),
19480136.1,7, a light-god, and the god of an hour.
19481Unu-t Rec. 30,186, с *Pr
19482ioolr' On, hour-goddess; plur.
19483m*fim
19484→Si, hour-godilesses of the night.
19485Unut-ámiut-Țuat
194861l1
19487→, Tuat IV, the 12 hour-godlesses who iere
19488divided into ino groups by f
19489Unut-netchut *iTf Tuatxt,
19490a group of eight goddesses who smote the serpent,
19491and sang hymns to the rising sun.
19492Unut-Sethait
19493Tuat X, a group of 12 goddesses who made the
19494hours to advanee.
19495unb
194961448m , B.D. 28, 1, AAAAN
19497Jel, plant, bush, shrub, undergrowth, flower;
19498www
194990, Rev. 13,22.
19500Unb mml , 'T. 39, the divine sprout,
19501plant or shoot proceeding from. Landyo
19502B.D. 20, 1, a
19503i' form of Rã.
19504L4
p. 330
19505U
19506Unb-per-em-Nu
19507ww
19508000 mm B.D. 42, 24, a title of Rã and
19509www Osiris.
19510unp a' do fl'
19511ms ffl, 1o cut,
19512to stab, to stay.
19513unp-t T, waste, ruin, destruction.
19514unpep-t ta , staff, stick
19515nww
19516unp-t , plants, shrubs.
19517Unpep-t-ent-He-t-Her S-g
195188, B.D. 125, III, 35, amystical namne
19519or the lert foot; vart. pni min Ilr'
19520Unpi yo IA D, a name or Horus.
19521unuf feass, B"lipz
19522Rer: 13,7, joy, gladness.
19523unf ww 3 9p, Rec. 2, 1x6, L
19524Dy, Rev. I0, 152, to rejoice,
19525to be glad, gladness : Copt. 07N09
19526unfäb eT9ET9
19527to be glad, jos, gladness, a man
19528of happy disposition.
19529uni
19530@
19531ando, to unloose, to uncorer.
19532unemi A, ai.sso, mm •524
19533N. 1180, 1, 70,
19534noft, right,
19535right side, right hand; Copt. Orstaee.
19536unemtiu f-I 2l, those on the sige
19537unemi §ir
19538Hymn Darius 17, the right eye of Rã, ie., the day, or Shu.
1953968] U
19540unema oo M. 337=6
19541unemi, N. 862; → s' 1. 70, P. 67,100, 411,
19542607= , N. 280, 588, P. 273 =
19543FL,N.S92; f4 I:7o = фf, Mww M.
19544224 = s'0.191; of - ГР, кес. 27, 220,
19545225 = @-1f
19546, Rec, 29, 119, to eat; Copt. orwer;
195474°,10 eat, U. 90 = дра, 1.367 = ф,
19548U. 12: m EP24.N. 11s0, 2EP4, M.313
19549= Sx, N.S47. Later forms are:-
19550A
19551unemi
19552AAAHO §,lh,AS.
195534-1% ts, +l
19554+-p.17P,+A4,F-A
195554-efi, to cat, to gnaw, to derour; Copt.
19556оrweer; + -00 дрі,
195574
19558caters; MEwn Tp, dining room.
19559unemi 4 A Jomm, todrink;
195604coflg thou drinkest beer.
19561unem-t A ,U. 19x, F a, T.io,
19562mmA fo 4 -Sp, Nl.235, fa15, food. Later
19563forms are:-
19564unem-t -
19565+s.ff Ai't
19566l bread,
19567cakes, food.
19568unomit 14l-ff, is consuming fire.
19569unem snef -- mi ita
19570disease; Сopt. охдeeсноg(?)
19571Unem - áb - nt - menhu- heq- uàa
19572A 8 < =r • , Denderah I,
19573A 100mmo
1957430, a lioness-goddess.
p. 331
19575U L 16
19576Unem-utch-bäh-äb _§7=
19577E GMD, Denderah 1, 30, a lioness-godeless.
19578Unemiu baiu f3I, caters
19579of heart souls, a class of devils.
19580Unem-besku fASJNfo,
19581PPEHAENS
195824Д НДЛ-, в.1). та5, и1.
19583one of the 42 assessors of Osiris.
19584Unem-buat 188-$
19585=88lg, a turtle-
19586headed god of the 3rd day of the month. Unem-huat-ent-pehui-f4888
19587000
19588um sexa B.I). I4t, the doorkeeper of the 3rd Arit.
19589Unem-snef --
19590min suint B.D. 125, 11, one of the 42 assessors of Osiris.
19591unmes f ,IN,988.....
19592Un-ermen-tu®o,Ombos 1targ53
19593unhi fofe, ker. 11, 186, f
1959440° s,Rev. 13,13, to appear; Copt. OxWII2.
19595unh l mm o , garlands of flowers.
19596ww
19597unkh ,U. 299, N. 55=, M.98,
19598no, P. т7, тo T, mam ,T.37+)
19599Ree. 31, 170, i 1H, N. 695,
19600ио, RCС. 27, 223, иi оx,
196018'
19602www www 6ag Nar. Karn. 42, 15, to put
19603on garments, to dress, to array onesell, to gird
19604uneself; $ 0), N. r000, mi), arrayed.
19605unkhu ofT,p. 692, a cr''
19606BaT! those who are desorne adorned.
196079 ] U
19608unkh to oil and bind up the
19609s' hair, to make the toilette.
19610unkh o P. 325, 50
19611TT, u. 66, : 00T,m0
19612TL1, 8, gart), garment, dress, apparel, bandlet.
19613unkhit , bandage, bandlet.
19614unkh , diarrhoea.
19615unkh Jo, to bite, to gnaw.
19616unkh Faoe,to wouna,
19617Ed'unm to gore.
19618Uneshit 9T 1ROA, Omlos IlI,
196192, 133, a goddess.
19620www
19621unsh 952, P. 605.......
19622unsh oo o, clothing.
19623unsh :484,
19624wolf; plur. P7, Hh. 353, IDI
19625imen. 7,5, tsl, Rex: 11, 60, ml
19626I!! CF, P.S.B. 13, +IT, 5 mиa!,
19627nn to IA Is: Copt. orcuncy.
19628unnshnesh mi am E, akind of dog,
19629or the skin of a dog.
19630unsh-t La°, Rec. 15, r0%, °'cOli mm o
19631a kind of plant, woll's-bane (?) coriander; Copt.
19632верснов, верщєч.
19633unsh-t y, a sledge for stone.
19634Unshet fo 1: 36,
19635NI. IST, N. 1219, a mythological
19636www being.
19637Unshtá →84.1. 268, fm
1963804 S, NL. 18r, N. 1249, a mythological being.
19639unsh та Is, to travel, to run.
19640unsinesh aa , torun, earem quickly.
p. 332
19641U L11
19642Ung of i VI, P. 160,
1964311. 297,1 P ILI, P. 160, N. 808, So
19644smm
19645→Gl. 185 m E 44 2), Lourre C, 15,
19646a son of Rã, who bore the heavens on his
19647• •
19648shoulders,
19649Ungit 5o I, Rec. 3, 1T6, a goddess.
19650lnges (?) =Iis, mes.
19651senger (?) enroy (?)
19652untiu3)11-272
19653byp (B), laundrymen, washers.
19654Unth f sde, N. +77, a god; var.
19655, N. 1245.
19656unțu Y, Sphinx XVI, rót = cattle irom
19657which the horns have been sawn off.
19658untu() Mf5571, Rec. 29, 178,
19659calf, goat, ele.; plur. Te ptEl, calves,
19660244-57
19661cattle.
19662unțil 18, garment, loin cloth; plur.
19663*498!, Inastasi IV, 3, 1, Koller lat, 3
19664Unțu Iz, the name of a fiend.
19665unți daf s, evil hap, calamity.
19666unțuit *H 4l| IRl
19667£44yt, menand vomen, preople,
19668society, folk; varr. Gep! tSyp!
19669untu tee-foss, Rec. 20,47, par
19670of a ship, part of the barge of Amen.
19671untu fis, things.
196720] U
19673Untchut (?) www -P)=, I. 200,
19674) aas, P. 679, a divine pilot (?)
19675mmoo
19676untchar , Gen.
19677www
19678Epist. 103, a fish-pond.
19679untcher (2) f2,P.605...
19680great, much, superior, very, greatness, great size ;
19681dual
19682P. 808, great piece of flesh from the joint.
19683ur 55p, u.25, 5 54,52
19684SRSRY SA S, NY
19685Д К, ГДRРДRД
19686great man, great god, prince, chief, noble, eldest
19687son, senior; plur
19688yi Epell Sf, a conqueral
19689chier; S yp mm Se f yp1, chier or
19690chiefs; 1R S Y& S1, noble men and women.
19691→O), Rec. 5, 90, srat woman, great thing,
19692great, eldest; plur.
19693ur , Innastasi 1, 27, 8, S il, very
19694great, how very great; Copt. U8Hp.
19695ur 5, great; S, greater than;
19696Sell' Beat eoo times, evice gront;
19697*, very much, very many many times
19698=o |
19699St uum, because of the greatness of.
p. 333
19700U [1
19701ur aa so,,king; Copt. orpo.
19702ur-t āa-t , queen.
19703ur khet (akhı-t) great in posses- sions, rich.
19704ur khert Sfff, great in propech,
19705ult , U. 235, P. 659, 741, 11.754, t0
19706be great, to make great, to increase, to grow
19707large; JA.P. 156, 646,/48, P. 716
19708N. 786, Sll, great.
19709Ur.t St, S f rile of the high- priesteiss of Saïs.
19710Urti aadf, the tile of the evo hish-
19711priestesses of the Heroopolite Nome : 55 84,
19712N. 1385, two great goddesses.
19713urt, urrt y, U.272,
19714N. 719,
197155oe4,Boe,s 509,54
19716a name of the crown of Upper and Lower Egypt.
19717Ur-tt 'O thoname of a serpent on the royal crown.
19718Ur-ā Sys, the ticle of a priest.
19719Urttbu ‹ E182l, the name of
19720a serpent on the royal crown.
19721Ur-ma
19722S00g, 3, T.S.B.1. 8, 326,
197233 I, a title of the high-priest of Helopolis;
19724plur. уві.
19725ur-menfitu X am rpygi, chierof
19726soldiers = Gr. oтpaтmris.
19727Ur-neruti i, great
19728of victories, most victorious, a common title of
19729kings.
19730Ur-nekhtut ollinthe name
19731of a chamber in the temple at Edfô.
19732Ur-en-sent I mm 6rg Ip, il title
19733of gods and kings meaning he who is greatly
19734feared.
1973571] U
19736Ur-Rā the title of a priestess of the Busiris Nome.
19737Ur-res Strt, great one of the South (?)
19738great one of the Ten of the South (?) a title of a
19739high official; plur. #}, IV, 1104.
19740Ur-res-meh
19741nP,A.Z. 1907, 13, IV, 712, great one of the
19742Ten of the South and of the Ten of the North.
19743Ur-hāu , a title of the chief priest of Saïs.
19744Ur•beb SJM
19745NI. 213, N. 684, a proper name, or title.
19746Ur-heba Yp, a title of
19747the chief priest of the Nome Prosopites.
19748ur-hemut s 1yp! chief of the smelters.
19749ur-heka {47,
19750, "great of words of power," a tool or
19751instrument used in the performance of magical
19752ceremonies.
19753Ur-hekau 5581, Tuat III, the name
19754of a sceptre, and of a staff used by magicians in
19755working spells.
19756urit-hekau EQWUL, P. 100,
19757NI. 88, N. 95, a sceptre of Horus and Set (?)
19758urit-hekau&H, aserpent-amulet,
19759a vulture-amuiet (Lacau).
19760Ur-hokau S8Y, a collaramulet.
19761ur-hekau SLY, SUN
19762he who is great in words of power, or enchant-
19763ments, i.l., a god or man who is a magician.
19764Ur-hekau SRYI, a ttts ot
19765Uxit-hokau 58YHY,V.260,
19766=7 BRULLIIPO.N.120,
19767SHRZRSHRT?
19768a name of the crown of the North, or of its
19769goddess.
p. 334
19770U [17
19771Urit-bekau S{шшuAęe
1977211. 120,518 aasar, Rec. 32, 80,
19773SHAS4HAA
1977458Rt'ò a name or the erovn
19775of the South, or of its goddess.
19776Urti-bokau SfYH BS.
19777=QUULA. 'South and Norhe. the crowns of the
19778Urit-hekau SUIAA
1977958HI 2, aroyal crown.
19780Ur- Kháfrà (08m) sa the
19781name of the pyramid of King Khafrã.
19782Ur-kherp-hemut sft, Slik
19783S f I YP, the great director of the ham-
19784mer, a title of the high-priest of Ptab of
19785Memphis: Serlfyf yp, two high-priests of Ptah.
19786Ur-senu S Slyp.
19787"'chief physician," a title of a priest of Saïs ;
19788Ft yp = Copt. caeIn.
19789ur-sunt Si paymaster.
19790ur-shat
19791mighty one of slaughters, ic., great slaughterer.
19792ur-sheft CElSf
19793SHESZEH
19794mighty one of terror, ie., terror inspiring.
19795ur-qähu = 1,,,, В3.1). 60, 3,
19796chief of districts, title of an official.
19797Ur V SE IHII, Mar. Aby: 1, tt, chief of
19798five gods, a title of Osiris and of the high priest
19799of Thoth.
19800ur-teb A, a priest's title.
19801Ur-ttekh[enJt c litle ofa
19802priestess of Heliopolis.
19803Uru S, Berg. 1, 13, S5 8, Se fi
19804B.1D. 32, 1, 1, N, great
19805god, Great God.
198062] U
19807PAT, Rec. 31, 21, 551 P:, p. 80.
19808UraS1I, T.280, lP.greatgod. great god
19809Urur Sr Sf, twice great god.
19810Urrta S L, N. 747,
19811314.P.646,715, agod, son or mn. M
19812and.
19813ri Sl'AA, 5f" 1
19814the two great gods, ie., Horus and Set.
19815Uru 1,U.436 SAARR
19816T. 247, T. 289, , NI. 66, N. 128,
19817the great chiefs of heaven.
19818Uru 2efi, Tuat Il, a group of
19819gods who lightened the darkness; compare
19820Heb. a'?ix.
19821B.D. 100, 4: (r) one of a group of four god-
19822desses; (2) a protector of the dead.
19823Urit →u.200, 5ba 5h.
19824→hE8Eh$102.
19825a title of Neith and of several other goddesses.
19826Urti Fall sfilala the god.
19827desses Nekhebitand Uatchit; 8Q.N.+385.
19828Urit ios, $os,
19829a name of an eye of Horus, the moon.
19830Ur-at X Sinsin Il, a god of
19831Kher-Ala.
19832Urit-åb-er-tef-s
19833Ombos 111, 2, 130.
19834Ur-àmi-Shet S=--ª .U.529, a
19835title of Horus.
19836Urit-âmi-t-Tuat "4t-*3
19837or fhat 1, a goddless of the escort of Rã.
p. 335
19838U [1
19839Ur-ares, Urarset
19840ДД, В.D.102,6,
19841god of a boat; Saito var.
19842Ur-ā #P.161, 260. N.861,
19843→Bun9, U. 68, P. 328, the namerdess. uelidkgoddess.
19844Ur-urti I
19845Ji, B.D. 64, I6, a title of Isis and Nephthys.
19846ur-baiu 35381
19847S*+23 l great of souly or gtrs anvillind, a.
19848Ur-pehui-t B.D. 147,
1984920, a god.
19850Ur-pehti N. Mar. Aby: 1, t4,
1985122 , Denderah IV, 78, a doorkeeper-gnd.
19852Ur-maati-i
19853B.D. II5, 9, a god.
19854Urit-em-åb-Rāit x
19855Ombos III, 2, 133, a form of Hathor.
19856www
19857Ur-em-Nețåt olas
19858N. 1345, a title of Horus and Osiris.
19859Ur-mentch-f >
19860mm
19861N. 754, a title of Horus.
19862Ur-mert-s-tesher-sheniu S
19863141,20, 148, one of seven Cows.
19864Urit-em-sekhemu-s _flfo
19865I ches soddeis of ihc jhe nay of the day:
19866Ur-metuu-her-àat-f
19867, Rec. 20, 227, agod (Osiris?)
19868→ola
19869Uru-nef-ta-setau-nef-pet
19870man mmoo
19871h→U.215,
19872a title of Horus.
19873Ur-nes mmmm,
19874mEEt, the name of
19875wwwwww
19876a portion of the river in the Tuat.
198773] U
19878Urit-en-kru (?)> sf, Ombosl,
198791, 17, a lioness-headed hippopotamus-goddess
19880of Ombos.
19881Ur-henu 000 Ntissaona ter223.
19882Ur-henhenu mmm,
198835mm w
19884B.D. 3, 2, a water-god.
19885Ur-heb =M,NL. 213,
19886N. 684, an associate of Ta, Geb,
19887Åsar and Anpu.
19888Ur-heka 5p7dendorbendeao.
19889Urit-bokait S#R D.t
19890Denderah IV, 78, a form of Hathor as a fighting-
19891goddess.
19892Ur-hekau S LLJLJEJ, a name
19893of set of Ombos, mmn Jo"V.285.
19894Urit-hokau S8YHY.U.a,
19895x70, S8UY,u2 SU
19896Po, il goddesss of
19897spells and enchantments, who was identified
19898with Isis, Hathor, Bast, Sekhmit, etc.
19899Urti-hokau al L, Rer: 32, 80,
19900S8!!Onh, the two goddesses Uhkehi. and Uatchit.
19901Urti-hethati
19902B.D. r8g, 21, goddesses of Anu.
19903Ur-khert Sii, Denderah IV, 8o,
19904a jackal-god in the and at.
19905Ur-khert sil tuat val, a sta. godl.
19906Ur-sa-Ur N. 650, a title
19907of Osiris.
19908Ur-sah-f N, Lanzone 176, il
19909god, Ki or Osiris (?)
19910Ur-senu 1YP, B.I). 17,32
19911(Nebseni), a chief of the torture chamber of
19912Osiris.
p. 336
19913U
19914Ur-senț N,Den-
19915derah IV, 78, Berg. I, 35: (1) a double ball-
19916god: (2) a jaekal-god who befriended the dead ;
19917(3) a god of Edfi.
19918Ur-sekat S1L
19919LN,.430, 1. 210, a god of ploughing in the Tuat.
19920•Ur-sheps-t 1laale,
19921P. 672, N. 1271, a son of
19922Ptah
19923Urit-shefit o' goddess of
19924the ith hour of the night.
19925Ur-ka-t 54,1. 8
19926LLA, N. 240, SLL N. 618r Hors. of Horus.
19927Ur-gerti Sr. 5, a star-god.
19928Urui-țențen 50o4 Naville, Hammw
19929Nythe, a title of Horus of Edfû.
19930ur B, large house, mansion, palace.
19931ur55le, a joine of
19932meat, a meat ration;
19933um2 a large piecce or slice of fe Soiot. a joint.
19934ur , a violent wind, gale, storn (?)
19935ur S.N. 976, part of a lacider (?)
19936X5s, pis.
19937I2, fame, fire
19938ur-t , a funeral chest.
19939ur-t SE=8, N. 50%, a large (2) cake.
19940ur-t St zes, a large boat.
19941mas mm B.D. no, a lake in
19942Ur-t mmmm, wwn www Sekhet-Åaru.
19943O=I, U.284, N. 719, lake;
19944plur. B,U.291, SHD, 11. 729, D
19945N.1330.
199464] U
19947ur-t ms, the funeral mountain, the
19948grave.
19949Urtt. • M, a name of the Other World.
19950ulr-t , a plaee (?)
19951S, helpless, miserabie. .
19952urr Herusåtef Stele 10r, to be
19953abased, to be destitute.
19954urr-t p, Rec. 3,57, hairy head.
19955Ura[tenti] 4 [mm 2002a], Ree.
1995620,81, a good demon.
19957urãi (P) → 448, a garment, a bandllet.
19958urit 4454mm www : 44 м,
19959a mass of water, flood, a name of the
19960sky:
19961pylon, a house, a large chamber, hall.
19962urri 40 s, Rer: 11, 136, 177,
19963O0 A, Rer: 11, 173, 12, 15.xlem,
19964Jour. As. 1908, 208, to delay; xi
19965Nar. Aby: I, 0, 12; Copt. &porp.
19966urrat x i, Rer: 12, 47, delay:
19967Urit 446 iniggpt or in the foat B.D. 125, Il, 23, a town
19968$4154759
19969urit l4-TT, a kind of garment.
19970uri 94fd. to be hairy; compare Copt. o8hai(?)
19971urmu
19972I Dl, title of priests of Rå and Mneris.
19973urmu unn,
19974Nile-flood.
19975Urm'r Libyan | 1203, a king.
p. 337
19976U [1
19977urmit Ser 44, a discase of the belly.
19978umu
19979tective works.
19980urh 387.N.301. 95874.P.238,
19981*7X888DElgRer:5,96.
19982to rub with oil or salve, to anoint, to smear.
19983ırhu → f.P.6gz, anointed onc»
19984urh-t •5{-#SPT
19985unguent.
19986urh Rer. 1t, 4o, plot of
19987ground, court; Copt. Oxpe2
19988urkh Rev: 11, 134, court;
19989Copt. отрег
19990urkh "VIj,1o becoomeureiel. to flourish.
19991urkh • x Eg' to guard, to protect.
19992urs
19993head rest, pillow; plur. SEle7 YXI;
19994S1YIEOO, cedar vood pillows;
19995, meru wood pillow; nmm
19996, alabaster pillow; 1 wooden
19997pillos.
19998urs so $ 7f, to overturn; Copt. отwлc
19999Kev. 13,19; herl),
20000Copt. orpic.
20001W, to become green, to Aourish.
20002ursh M, V. 451, P. 105, N. 799,
200038, Hh. 224, @
20004"ДsII,
2000529, Rec. 35, 30,5 ,Rev. 13,3, to pass
20006the time, to keep a watch, to observe astronomi-
20007cally, watcher, observer, observatory; Copt.
20008отрє.
20009-fy, watehı, vigil.
2001075 ] U
20011urshu Olli' Rec. 2t, 14, festivals
20012kept in the Great Oasis.
20013ursh leSs, vatcher; plur.
20014404215 It, Rer. 1t,2.
20015Urshu:,1:38,5PRM.103.
20016N.136,EPS RR, I. 289,
20017ŠỂ2N.71EP$120(
20018N.11,g E,N. 849, the watchers, a clasi
20019of divine beings.
20020Urshiu 14P1D. Tomborseri1,
20021three Hour-gods who make one of the 75 forms
20022of Ra (No. 67).
20023Urshu Pu
20024"BN.02 EPYLLODN...
20025the tutelary gods of Pe (Buto).
20026Urshu Nekhen Ef•.Of,r.7z,
20027NI. 1o2, the tutelary gods of Nekhen.
20028Urok BSN-IEand.
20029Urti-bat 289. Thes. 83, "Stilll
20030heart," a title of Osiris.
20031*i,FA, Sn, to rest, be marinn.
20032less; Copt. oxpoт.
20033urt Mn*, the setting of a star.
20034urt-t Sae
20035immobility; cessation.
20036urtu f9syp, L.D. 11I, pori.
20037a fainting or exhausted man.
20038Urt 3, Tuat VI, a motionless god -
20039Urt-ab (or ha).
20040urțu M* Ii, see ákhmiu urțu.
20041Urt-hat 2 55ФД.
20042BtR,B.D.1,13,
p. 338
20043U [17
2004464,42, 145, 1, 1, 182, 1,
20045OEZSBi. X åФД.
20046"Still-heart," a title of Osiris, a name given to
20047any mummy.
20048urt , a kind of bird.
20049urtch S7. U. 13, to stop, to cease
20050uhi SL.D. III, 651, BRE
20051BrollSt, Edictis, S [X, Rer: 11,55,
20052os Rer. 8, 134,
20053104455 D, to fail, to err, to miss the
20054mark (of an arrou), to escape, to manage to avoid
20055something, to be a defaulter; 8ro l Sae
20056deprived.
20057uhi frollss , one who is stripped
20058or robbed, deprivation (?); Brofleti o,
20059a fend.
20060uh-t →, Peasant 292, failure, rain.
20061uhiu (?)8m113481, Rer.
2006213,37, defaulters.
20063uhiu j9rollx », decared or rotten. Thes. 1322, things
20064uni foffs B Copi corpion: Rer., scorpion ;
20065uha S7, Amen. 14, 11, 12, 19,2,
20066Q| S7, Mar. Karn. 51, 42, Bro 7
2006700-
20068X 1095,
200691857,0 Eleso, 8ro
20070S to fail, to miss the
20071mark, etc. (as uh g.
20072to fail.
20073uhaha fro]af, to fail.
200746] U
20075uhamuf , iorepeat, to
20076recite; Copt. 0xw2
20077uhan
20078to destroy, to over-
20079throw.
20080uhan-t
20081, ruin, ruins.
20082uhas
20083Anastasi I, 25, 7, to be exhausted, to be weary
20084of, to be careless about.
20085uhá LSS, a disease of the bells.
20086nhà to decay, to become
20087mm llj' putrid, to rot.
20088„heb f nl ту'го
20089a kind of fish.
20090uhem , hoof, claw of a bird;
20091Rec. 23,198, a horned animal.
20092uhem , U. 186, T
20093Amen, 28, 12, =4, r, J, REr. 13:75,
20094$$,!.
20095HSEXIINTE
20096to repeat, to narrate, to recount, to tell a story;
20097to tell a dream; / S →Speak
20098again! Copt. orwgee
20099whemänkhIf/17d
20100renewing life, repeating living; mn, water
20101which renews life.
20102uhemu TIN DEE, P.S.B. 10,47,
20103/AAR/STP/A TY,
20104Ye T Pla "teller," registrary,
20105herald, lay priest, recorder, orator, proclaimer ;
20106plur. *elfl, Rec. 21, 93.
20107uhom-ti / , narrator.
20108uhemãa _IV, 972, the great
20109recorder;g o lll' IV, 1130, recorders of the Nomes.
p. 339
20110U [1
20111uhem ense[m]t neb fn
20112"teller of every land," dragoman, F'oreign Office
20113messenger.
20114uhem nesu wn' the king's herald.
20115uhema nosu tey folo king's herald- in-chief.
20116Uhemu "p tuat IX, the gods who recite spells to bewitch Aapep.
20117Uhemi (?) |Il, Tuat X, a god oGiate. gth Gate.
20118Uhem-her 3.D. 123, 3 ,00(
20119Uhem-t-tesu, etc.
20120etc., B.D. 145, 146, the rith Pylon of Sekhet-
20121Aaru.
20122uhem HITITAIS
20123, Jour. As, 1908, 256, to renew, to
20124repeat anact, to do something often;
20125Rec. IG, 57, renewing the race; Copt, Orugil
20126uhemit, uhemmit 44-8,
20127, repetition.
20128uhem-t E,1-f
20129what is repeated, something that is renewed;
20130, a revolution (of a star).
20131uhemuti Il' second, duplicate, like;
20132wa, without his like, unequalled.
20133www
20134uhem-
20135em uhem y, a second time,
20136anew. (
20137em uhem à = f-, a second
20138time, anew.
20139mit em uhem
20140death a second time, the second death.
20141n mut-f em uhem _r
20142=/S>he shall never
20143die a second time.
20144Uhem ankh eff I=, Edfa I, 80,
201451517wm I, atitle of the Nile-god.
20146uhemu aha /DR toreatana lac to renew a fight,
2014777] U
20148uhem menu= 80g, Rec. 20, 42,
201491= IV, 358, to repeat monuments, l.e., to
20150multiply buildings.
20151uhem mețu BIll' to repeat words.
20152uhem ra IV, 414, multiplying speech (?)
20153uhem renp fii, renewing youth.
20154uhem her 2. "he who
20155renews [his] face," the name of a god
20156uhem kha Î
20157repeater of risings, i.e., Rã.
20158uhem"seshet Yillag,re.
20159newing the bandlet.
20160uhem qaás JIII
20161to renew fetters, ie., to increase them.
20162uhemgai(I44)x/1401
20163renewer of form, i.e., the moon.
20164ubem qet-t ( 18l), reneethe moom. i.e., the moon.
20165uhem e If, to burn up, to blaze.
20166ubem Î,Rec. 15, x27, grains of incense.
20167uhen fwm s, Rec. 2, 111, S
20168Rec. 20,43, failure, decay, ruin.
20169when fumos, filh (?)
20170uhen 1x, Amen. 8, 3,12, 3, '
201713LS, Amen. 24, 15, 8 ww
20172to destroy, to overthrow, to drag down, to lay
20173waste.
20174uhnen , Кес. 31, 173.
20175www
20176uhennu 0гоfд, P. 47т, M1.539,
20177N. 11I8, to remove.
20178uher , house
20179dog; Copt. 072ap, o72op.
20180u8U.297,T.141=8,N1.148,
20181N. 537, to be strong (?)
20182M
p. 340
20183U
20184uhun fiS8s, Rec. 15,57.
201851h §8, U. 395, N.529,40 cry out.
20186nhun S{8{Ś,e§{\$
20187Åmen. 26, 7, to bay, to bark, to cry out.
20188uh B87 ,a place of abode, encamp-
20189ment, compound ; Copt. OдE.
20190uh, uha }}, Rec. 16, 127, 88
201914.88
2019219p+,
20193SRORPIO7I
20194to hew or cut stone, to quarry stone, to break
20195stone, 1o excavate: SP S:'' oo, to reap
20196cor: S813 *Yoo', to prune vines,
20197to harvest grapes.
20198uha el S,e9 o1e8P
20199Ldo!, a disease, stone in the bladder.
20200uan fll"' El-Amarna V, 33, abortus ; Copt. 8088€
20201Uha ep B.M.32, 383, a fiend in the Tuat
20202nhat Bigff
202038ITIpot, ketle, roasting dish,
20204brazier, any kind of cooking pot; plur. f8
20205B33EAA I. 326 5-3
20206uhau f I S, Annales mert, ayo, in- crement, addition.
20207uhà Os, A s, 1o inspechine iexo. mine into.
20208uha Pls: N. 1345, 1346, B8.",
202092IE, N. 266, M, I. 183, 233, $8 e
20210Pi5e, f8t2e, Rec. 27, 55,30, r98,
20211CS:IV, 162, 2as, N. 806, O8xkB
20212C k, Anastasi 1, 1, 1, a, Tsracl
20213stele 16,0
2021478 ] U
20215Amen. 27, 14, 15, to untie, to loosen, to set
20216free, to release, to solve a riddle, to unravel a pro-
20217blem, to separate (heaven from earth, Thes. 1283),
20218to return in the evening.
20219uhă sonnti lmul8, to open
20220a way through the outer enclosure of a building.
20221uha thess-t y e to unpick
20222a knot, to disentangle a difficult matter, to explain
20223riddles.
20224uhä tert S a, IV, g6g, to de cipher writing
20225uhã o ' Rec. 6,11, moud, a matter which
20226has to be explained, problem, riddle, parable ;
20227plur. 0 '!I!'Amen. 3, х0.
20228Uha-ha-t O O, a guide of Af
20229through the Gate of Saa-Set.
20230uha áb (or hati) O , Mar. Karn.
2023136,26,60 × 56
20232ODg, Rec. 24,185, wise, understanding
20233ao ll
20234of heart, able, competent; e é *Ms skifully
20235coloured.
20236uha-tet 6 x io, a man with clever,
20237skilful hands and fingers.
20238uhā tchatcha o @, to revere, to bow down to.
20239uhā -a6 y, to cast a line,
20240to stretch a cord, to use a rope; 288g,
20241Thes. 1285, to stretch out a builder's cord to
20242show the size of the building.
20243uhă 94208
20244Et to work a line or net in fishing
20245and fowling.
20246@
20247uhã
202486eChf, fisherman, fowler, hunter; plur.
20249xyYY
20250Yp;Copt.0x0g1.
p. 341
20251U
20252uhà (remu) 604 Yp, Peasant z30,
20253fisherman; plur.
20254T1. Rec. 13, 203,
20255, fisherman to the Court.
20256uhã
20257a kind of fish (synodontis shall); plur. S
20258, Rec. 30,217.
20259uhat 6m e, the [festivals of the]
20260great and little fishing.
20261uhā , to wound, to stab with a
20262-D d
20263knife, to sting (of a scorpion).
20264uha-t , Metternich Stele 73,
20265, Rec. 15, 145,
20266Rev. 13,41, scorpion; , the
20267seven scorpions of Isis; Copt. 08008€,
202680708€.
20269uhã OE to feed, food, provisions,
20270superfluity.
20271uhāi T44,,, a kind of grain or seed.
20272uhã 1TT, plants, fowers (?)
20273uhi e$448 a stage of a journey, a halt- ing-place.
20274uhit B841m. BM.657,08044m
20275encampment or village of nomads in the desert;
20276plur. f844, De Hymnis 57, B8fli
20277Mar. Aby. I, 7,68, ol, Tombos Stele 5,
20278S"RW' Israel Stele is, Bfe)"
20279Rougé 1.H. Pl. 256, Rec. 31, 39, villages in
20280East Africa, the Sadân, the Eastern Desert, etc.
20281uhut Bi-fm 1,, foreign settlements.
20282vhuit BIRTELI SIRA
20283121BB4-2e8H2I
20284CRAA-PRIS84-22 B844
20285•)22I $844-lÉP}, the nomads
20286of the Sûdân, East Africa, Syria, Palestinc,
20287Arabia, etc.
20288179 ] U
20289uhi 00*, grain.
20290e81?) II, Amen. 23,20....
20291uhem Rec. 3, 30, to repeat; Copt.
20292orwgee
20293uner Rev. 12, 53, dog; Copt.
20294o82op.
20295uhes f8/Hto beat
20296down, to slay.
20297unsut 88 18 Hh. 354, dust, dirt. filth,
20298Ukh (P) So R, Rer: 25, 64 = fs or
20299ukh-t f8is, things; see
20300@ *
20301ukha 0x' 1° 7, f
20302efif,efot, f, darkness,
20303night; Copt. ежсун.
20304ukha ol,
20305Mar. Aby. I,6,37, I% fjox,
20306pillar, pilaster, beams of a roof, tent pole ; plur.
2030757P980
20308Annales Ill, 109,
2030900 Tegptol
20310ukhatF
20311portico, colonnade, pillar.
20312ukhatu-t BI3B Å, Herusäter
20313Stele 59, part of a building.
20314ukha f , fire altar.
20315ukha Bog- , 1. 288, P. 609, N. 406,
20316735, N. 806, 1332, 91 8 , T. 371, N. 126,
20317I.D. I11, 40, 6, Rev. 14, 136, RI9, B$
20318o, eflls, to seck, to
20319enquire for; Copt. orwiye.
20320ukhakh eh 1= Amen. 9, 14, 19, 19.
20321M 2
p. 342
20322U
20323ukha ese9f
20324, to let fall, to have a miscarriage, to
20325purge, to place, to set down something; Bo9
20326504, Reс. 30, 67.
20327ukhakhat f
20328evacuate.
20329ukha theb-t 8ik s!, base of
20330a pyramid.
20331ukha-ta f° 0l or shoes (iacdals
20332ukha B8,P. 671, M.661, 9°%
20333=N. 1275,C offering. a cake
20334ukha.... e° .,, an amulet(?)
20335ukha
20336whirlwind, storm (P)
20337ukha S, Peasant 287, f°%
20338e, to play the fool, to
20339be foolish, simple, ignorant, neglectful, careless,
20340stupid, slothful, etc.
20341ukha, ukhau YP, R.E. 8, 73,
20342yp, Peasant 218, e ]
20343,, e]
20344yp, fool, ignoramus, simpleton, boor, the
20345unlettered man, sluggard; plur. 3
20346L.D. III, I6A, 8, defects, crimes, acts of folly.
20347ukha el
20348, note, letter, despatch, roll, docu-
20349ment;plur.
20350Rec. 21,83, 8] •1, Rec. 21, 83.
20351ukha N. 753, claws,
20352nails. hooks.
20353ukham (?) e] Thebs.
20354Ost. 15K = e]
20355180 ] U
20356ukhikh (P) 00g , T. 333,
203571T. NL. 249, N. 703,
20358P. 826, a plant-god ()
20359ukheb Do li, to shine, to be bright.
20360ukher =>, Rech-
20361nungen 63, granary, warehouse, wharf, dock,
20362@
20363dockyard; plur. lnii
20364ukher-t , a wooden tool or
20365instrument, appliance; plur. 8o4zem
20366Hh. 430, S44-91 8 44m Rec.
2036731,86.
20368ukhes (P) ,P.401, N. 1098=
20369, 11.517.
20370ukhes nemmat s, B.D).
20371V
20372125, I1; see p lo A.
20373ukhtu =, port, harbour.
20374ukhet-t (P) ex, boat.
20375ukheț 7, IV, 108г, s3%,
20376D,Oesi, to be in a state of collapse,
20377to be in pain, to be painful, to be inflamed (of
20378asore, or of the heart), to feel hurt,
20379Rec. 31,168.
20380ukhți® U0 ss, a man in state of
20381collapse.
20382ukheț-t
20383XIl' "I'No ' III'iIlI, pain,
20384sickness, infilammation.
20385ukheț to be treated with drugs,
20386embalmed. Also used of words of the wise
20387which are "preserved," or stored up.
20388ukhțu
20389Pcasant 272, long-suffering.
20390ukheț hat , solerant, for-
20391bearing; plur.
20392uS B1° → ), to be broad, wide.
p. 343
20393U
20394use[kh]ta f1[O]5s →, long-
20395armed, a far-reaching hand.
20396usi e(züı flşüzıelzşş much,
20397exceedingly, quite, wholly.
20398elE, hall, a building of some kind; plur.
20399S-87 I!!' Rec. 27,222.
20400uS C FA7, F'amine Siele 31, f 12zz,
20401e|z= flzzelzg elzof, tobe
20402empty, to come to an end.
20403us-t8/57,
204048=S18515, decay, ruin,
20405misery, the lack of something, emptiness.
20406uS Es, io destroy, do io avas some. thing.
20407us L, to saw; Copt. OrEICE, BICe
20408ust 7elaeaepn
20409,something sawn off, sawdust, scrapings.
20410us-tL.A.Z.1908,13, the amulet of the sceptre.
20411usaf (ust) §ýx ,Rev. 12,115,
20412Jour. As. 1908, 486, to lose,
20413to lack; Copt. orwcy
20414usam (usm) fó f , Rev. 11,
20415134, 160, 172, crusherl, broken.
20416usar BDMY, Rer. 13,8, strong
20417man; see ffe
20418Usar, User S813
204191, QAA 3A r000a, LAl 3AO, 11
204207 89 0 987
20421Pierret, Inscrip. II, 130, A.Z. 1879, 126, Berg
20422I, 6, late forms of the name of Osiris.
20423usah fl, to adrance:
2042481 ] U
20425usakh-t (uskh-t) =, Rev.
2042613, 30, hall; plur. I!!'Rer.
2042714,13, asylums, retuges.
20428usash 1g Res: 14,22, hall; see
20429usaten (usten) 586 mn d, Rer.
2043011,178, f6EP6lolEp, to enlarge
20431=mm; Copt. orecowrt.
20432Usāau J,B.ID. 144C (Saite) a goddess.
20433useb folf, to heap up.
20434usf la A, Peasant 257, B. 2, 107,
20435S la A, Eidict 3o, 181" T, IV, 353,
20436s, to be lazy, idle, slothful; Copt. urwcy
20437usia folaa so, elia
20438, laziness, supineness, sloth, idle-
20439ness, sluggishness,
20440Anastasi VIl, 12, 1, Sallier 11, 14, 9.
20441ustu syp, Peasant 284,
20442В 2, 109, Iкa , lazy man.
20443usta , a kind of marsh bird.
20444ustau flI3Rsypl,snarers
20445of the same.
20446usem →f bowrels, intestines.
20447usen flam to make water.
20448useni mim I, a title of the Ram-god.
20449user TETETCRT
204501o,T.z, 180, U.192, 910)
20451Rec. 31,165, 1l61,11, 1, to be strong,
20452to be mighty, to be rich; 1/ SN Te rich in houses.
20453user 1/-y, IV, 972, stropreone.
204543 3
p. 344
20455U [1
20456usorit B10,5g, Rec. 5,g0,
20457T01PO 1PCOA.IOOR
20458• N, mighty woman, goddess, U. 229,
20459a wealthy woman, Metternich Stele 55 ; plur.
20460Tm 1110, 1: 306.
20461usort B11S188 o1lo
20462ME, strengih, power, might, a strong thing,
20463riches (1PA), Amen. o, 6).
20464useru MENTMME
204651e: 11801 T:245, f1, mighty
20466ones, powers, strong beings.
20467User B1O1D. Kee. 30, god of strength 198, the
20468User 9, Ombosthe, 186-188, one of the 14 kau of Rã.
20469User-ti 1lOaI D, a god.
20470Userit 1: U.229, il goddess of
20471Usert 4e B.D. +1 (Saite), a lake in Sekhet-Åaru.
20472Userit 1° Д. B.D. 110,12, 118
20473OD. 11o. Nesi-lmsu 3os ekhet-dae. of Sekhet-Áaru
20474User-Ba 1ED . , B.D.
2047565,4, a title of Rã and of Osiris.
20476User-baint-f-em-Vatch-ur 1
204773mu Denderah
20478IV, 63, a warrior-god.
20479User-Rã Yof, Tutandard inthe puaz. standard in the Tuat.
20480User-ha-t 1198 9, "strong heart,"
20481the name of a gorl.
20482ser-nati ||'cso "N, Rec.28, 7
20483Ithe sacred barge of Åmen-Ra at
20484Thebes.
20485User-t (7) Gob 1S J f, tuat VI,
20486the jackal-headed stakes to which the damned
20487were tied in the Tuat.
2048832 ] U
20489usert 1e , li fie, fe, a part
20490of the head or neck; plur. Tip.
20491user floforf58
204921S119e1, to steer, rudder,
20493steering pole, oar, paddle; plur. flobi
204941N57r, Rec. 30, 68, 1/ Б;
20495Copt. O%OCр, Bocep.
20496useru E, rovrers, IV, 305.
20497user-t fi. 1, U.433, T. ag2, a kind. of sceptre.
20498user-t 49 IД, Пame, fire.
20499userti Y W, Tanis Pap. 18, two leathern objects.
20500useh elfA, elf, eluf,
20501to cut in pieces, to cut through, to shave, to
20502destroy.
20503useh efff, to destroy by fire.
20504usekh 9, 919
20505elofof os,f §s,
20506s, to be wide or spacious, wide,
20507to be in a spacious place, to be spread out, to
20508be empty, vacant; Copt. orwye; e1 9 l
20509el =2x mm , empty is
20510the throne in the boat of millions of years;
205111B1O), made spacious.
20512usekh-t •, r,=. oi wideh,
20513breadth; @ 10 the width of his two arms.
20514Usekh[-t]-åst-ānkh[-t]-em-snef
205159daf i.V, Den-
20516derah 1, 30, Ombos II, 2, 134, a lion-god and
20517lioness-goddess.
20518Usekh-nemmåt
20519•o1'
20520B.1). 125, II, a god of Anu and on
20521o lll of the 42 assessors of Osiri:
20522Usekh-her
20523B.D. 28, 5, a title of Rã
p. 345
20524U [1
20525Usekh-t hett 81°87la
20526uraeus-goddess.
20527usekh-t •→el
2052810D
20529oag '
20530Herusatef Stelc 7,
2053105-
20532PRo1 halt, any large chamber.
20533usekh-t åsq L4Ss,
20534waiting room.
20535usekh-tAsar Pldo9 etomo
20536usokh-t en bunr f1e m 18
20537mmzs HIs, outside hall
20538usekh-t ent Maâti 7omn
20539hR:$=PEPA
20540BIAPPEA, ep •2PPü
20541E Ji, hall of the two ggiment Htall or Osirise. Judgment Hall of Osiris.
20542usekh-t..... Firyfi, the hall
20543of the people in a temple, the outer court.
20544usekb-t hebit Bl 110,1V, 344,
20545festival hall.
20546usekh-t hetep
20547the hall in the tomb in which the offerings
20548were presented, and the offering itself.
20549Usekh-t Sekh-t Aanru e 1 15=
205502901415100 am zoR2 @, hall of the Fields
20551of Reeds (the Elysian Fields).
20552Usekh-t Set 9l , the hall of
20553a temple in which the Set lestival was cele-
20554brated.
20555Usekh-t Shu EPERD. "hallor
20556Shu," a name of the sky, or of the space between
20557the earth and the sky.
20558Usekh-t Geb e/l
20559"hall of Geb," a name of the earth.
20560usekh f8l •, a wide-monthed ressel.
2056183] U
20562usekh-t ex e| as,
20563ext a broad fat-bottomed boat;
20564plur. e/Ex1, Koller Pap. 3, 6.
20565usekhp 1ocs.31
2056681°
20567(), collar, pectoral, breast ornament ;
20568plur. glo ,e1° •eP5:
20569usekh-ti , Rec. 4,26.
20570usekh 0,1.2.1908, 15, the amulet
20571of thecollar or pectoral; f 10 mm f, pectoral
20572of mother of emerald ; mm , ofvarious
20573kinds of stones; m, in gold:
20574in silver; olf: in lapis lazuli;
20575x• in wood : m, in
20576tchãm metal.
20577usekh-en-båk @um
20578A.Z. 1908, 18, the "hawk-collar" amulct.
20579usekh-en-Mut 1omm
20580A.Z. Igos, 18, "collar of Nut," the name of an
20581amulet.
20582usekh-en-Nebti 0 mm
20583A.Z. 1908,18, "collar of Uatchit and Nekhebit,
20584the name of an amulet.
20585usekh-en-Khens 3 1ammmm, A.Z.
205861908, 1S, the coilar of Khensu, an amulet.
20587usekh-en-tchet 1omm 2,17
205881908, I8, "collar of eternity," the name of an
20589amulet.
20590usekh (7, B.1). 173, 23, t0 plate
20591with metal ; 8331
20592thy limbs are plated with gold.
20593usekh B1° д (3) Rес. 31, 170........
20594usesh
20595usesh-t 8 El, hall -B1°
p. 346
20596U
20597usesh , collar, necklace.
20598usesh D, to make
20599water, to evacuate; later forn,
20600usesh-t TD, U.159, T. 347,
20601Rec. 29, 150,
20602° 0 0 8100
20603W Hh. 372, urine, evacuation, excre
20604• !i ment in general.
20605ussha BlIIIPE, to cut off.
20606ust-t8 , Kulbân
20607Stele 31, roll, letter, document, despatch ; plur.
20608=x
2060911,, Berl. 7272.
20610usta , to tow, to drag, to drass.
20611usten I s, Israel Stele 12,
20612mm C
20613Puis, f. a Is,3 lmm, Eclict 23,
20614DlmmSs. Slgs, S n RIs.
20615elmimIs, elumf"
20616to walk with long steps, to stride, to step out;
20617Copt. OrECTWN.
20618usten re fluma P, moupi vide. mouth wide.
20619usten ret e/lm Il, towalk with
20620long strides, ie., boldly.
20621ustenu §|' JA, Rougé 1.H.
20622256, a kind of officer.
20623usten "5. , il Spacious room.
20624Usten flizt a tille af tot his ogod and of his flood
20625Usten f/yn F=1/m ,an
20626ape-god.
20627usthen flim, flimss, Iv,
206281075, 1189, to stride; Copt. OrOCOEN.
20629UstB1OLg. B.I). 148, the herald of the and Arit.
20630184 ] U
20631Usten elin Is, Amens. 15, 10, 20,
206325,17, to walk with long strides, to stretch, to
20633extend.
20634Usțen 1, Ombos 11, 2, 200, a lake-
20635god, a title of the Nile-god.
20636ustchefa , Gen.
20637Epist. 64, vainly (?)
20638ush
20639I, Hleruens-
20640heb 23, Rev. I1, 150, to be empty, to be decayed
20641or destroycd, or ruined, effaced (of an inseription),
20642bald, hairless, to fall out (of the hair), to lack ;
20643deprived, robbed; Copt.
20644оrEcy.
20645ushsh ,, to lack, to be deprived of.
20646ush T, omission, space, interval, a sign
20647used in papyri to mark a lacuna.
20648ush t w nothing, emptiness.
20649ush ámi ta 0l8, Rer: 12, 21,
20650one-armed, one-handed
20651ush up-t i P, Rer:13,63, headless.
20652ush hat Pap. 3023,85, sense-
20653less, stupid (?)
20654ush-t Nr ^Z. 1900,128, a hair orna- ment.
20655ush fau, dt. Sfs.
20656efll, darkness, night; Copt. ожсун.
20657ush In, pelican (?)
20658ush T, Rec. 4,121,t0 eat; var.
20659ush →, to make water.
20660ushsh SS, to make water.
20661ush-t urine, eracua-
20662tion.
20663ush , to play the harp.
20664ush , Ainen. 26, 13,
20665SPY, epY, to cry out, to praise, to adore,
20666Caus. leßY
p. 347
20667U LI
20668ushush , to crush, to pound.
20669usha ]II ( да,500
20670to masticate, to chewr.
20671usha y !i N
20672i, to fatten geese or cattle.
20673usha ahu
20674cuCS,RE6, a6, herdsman,
20675pasturer or fattener of cattle, or perhaps fattened
20676cattle; compare (IT
20677ushau (?) & LI CS1 fat-
20678tened geese.
20679usha-t , a place where
20680birds or animals irere fattened
20681usha
20682Lti , IV, 502, 1095,
206831208, to babble, to revile, to abuse, to curse.
20684usha rerilings, cursings,
20685words of ill omen.
20686usha
20687G1, Hymn Darius3, Sp Lnt-
20688Tno, e LII
20689to pour out, to scatter, to spread, to rub into
20690powder.
20691usha-usha fшDШ].
20692Anastasi 1, 26, 1, Letel) BILTS
20693L to beat, to beat flat,
20694to smasli, to strike, 1o break into; Copt.
20695OrEoTwiy.
20696usha-t fute
20697HPTDIRRR
20698Ff, darkness, night, sunset.
20699ushait ltlorfo, night.
2070085] U
20701Usha-t$LIxWt/*, Den-
20702deral II, 1o, 11,
20703SA81*82I 1*, oneofthe36 Dekans; Gr. QuEoTi.
20704Ushat-bakat e LI- Lx, e utt
20705o *' Denderah II, 10,
20706BI=J9x.f→1, AnmalesT,
207078t, one of the 30 Dekans; Gr. Qvete-
20708Bexeere.
20709ushauti pl "1.
207103fiIs see Shabti.
20711usham fili =O,a sauiccea bucket.
20712Vhaáspi [8]01844฿,
20713Hystaspes; Pers.f T SI TY lE Fy, Beh. I, 4,
20714Babyl. Y aKl EY ==, Gr. "lotúoTys.
20715Ushati gutt *, 1*, Tomlssor
20716Seti I, Rameses IV ; see Usha-t.
20717If, to gnaw, 10 chew, to
20718bite, to masticate, to eat, what is eaten, food;
20719, P.S.B. 13, 412, the gnawing of a
20720worm at a tooch, 4 Ilie.
20721ushā
20722Aol, a disease of the
20723mouth, itching of the mouth.
20724ushu efo, dry, aridl, desert, parched.
20725Ushur-ha-t Sfg. Berg. I, 1o, an ibis-god.
20726usheb\/$/
20727$SpfxE,Rer. 14,14,
20728A→JefE fefaf.
20729to answer, to make a defence; o
20730xEp, to make an ansurer or an eseuse; JT
20731to answer at the right time ; Copt.
2073200' отwсув.
p. 348
20733U [ 18
20734usheb-t TP,Israel Stele 15,
20735BIE, Rcc 2,i91Sp,
20736Ámen 4, 11 11, 18, 9 xEp, answer,
20737deposition, statement, advocacy, speech in de-
20738fence of something, the subject under discussion.
20739ushbit p144x x F, Mar. Karn.
2074052, 17, answer, deposition.
20741ushebti }=JIIAJII:
20742see Shabti.
20743ushbit JI-S=JRD
20744a wailing woman; plur. fJx"A11
20745usheb palesle.the
20746name of the ayth day of the month.
20747usheb om - -, Т. 372, Р. 607, 9
20748=].U.198=18 , M. 717,
207498-188-12N.70940
20750eat, to consume, to feed on, to swallou.
20751usheb-t f-1-B g, P. 8r, f=
207521-SEP, M.m. P→J-2o, N.25,
20753food, meals for the dead.
20754usheb BJKec. 36,20, caees. loaves of bread.
20755usheb-t i, medicaments. dru dible ørain or see
20756ushbit far14 kii pearl beads
20757Usheb f IA A.B.D. (Saite) gAk a fire-god
20758Rec. 3,49, vase, pot, vessel, cup.
20759usheb 0m) O, lo cul, to carve, te engrave.
20760usheb B9D@, B.I.110, co,to lee begotten (?)
20761usheb-usheb 81057 f
20762•/053, Hh. 424..
20763ushem i,
20764D, Prisse Pap. 14, 8, to slay, to
20765crush, to chop up, to split, to pound together.
207666] U
20767ushem-t something
20768crushed or split, powdered substance.
20769Ushem - hat-kheftiu- nu - Rà
20770o lllo o da I s T'uat I, goddess of the rst liour of the night.
20771Ushem-hat-kheftiu-s
20772п-,8 Tuat I, one of the 12 guides of Ar.
20773www to mix together;
20774ushem mh, Copt. отщее www
20775ushem
20776measure, libation bucket (?)
20777ushem
20778Rec. 28,166, the hair of a grain plant, beard of
20779grain.
20780ushen
20781ww
207827, c , to snare, to pluck a bird.
20783ushnu wwww ym 8!,
20784netted birds, feathered fowl.
20785usher M, Hh. 308, Rec. 26,80,
20786M, to be parched, to be dried
20787up (of pools of water), to be burnt up (of grass).
20788usher St, Tombos Stele 6,
20789to lack, to be empty, to be consumed, bare,
20790bald, destitute, helpless.
20791usher B, Metternich
20792Stele 242, annihilation, emptiness, a term of
20793abuse.
20794usht f1lSp.lour. As. 1908, 268,
20795wadora, fellap, Rer: 13,30; Copt.
20796оrwут.
20797ushet f1p, Peasant 275, 154
20798Ip, es2i fp, Ainen.
2079910,8, 29 4 5, 8 2 5зр, кес. 20,5,
208001o beseech, to ask, to enquire after, to interro-
20801gate, to cross-examine, to greet, to salute, to
20802cry out to, to pray to; Copt. OruryT.
p. 349
20803U
20804usheț-ti L, Rec. 21, 98, crier.
20805ushețu Peasant 216,
20806' person addressed
20807(late form), to pray to, to suppli
20808cate.
20809usheț-t le og, sickly appearance (?)
20810Uqeț-neferu LM000 name of
20811a palace of Nefer-hetep.
20812Ukesh -ti fds Rec. 13,26,
20813Nubian (adjective); compare Copt. EG wucy.
20814ug IД, to be burned, to burn.
20815Ug, Uga , eA wan un,
20816www
20817Edfi I, 78, a title of the Nile-god.
20818uga-t →, Rechnungen 58,
20819Dez , Rer 1 7 5 → R a
20820Rec. 30,67, part of a boat; plur. i 349
20821., Nav. Nythe i, P4 4407
208229 07, Rec. 30, 6%.
20823Ugaiu 1,,, B.D. 99,
2082422,23, the eight pegs of the magical boat which
20825represented the four sons and the four grand-
20826sons of Horus.
20827uga , B.N. 448, is
20828i, the
20829name of a festival.
20830uga
20831Åmen. 23, 15, to eat, to
20832chew and swallow.
20833ugà, ugàu fa 1-Sp, P. 774, fzs l)
20834, Р. 775, , P. 661, to eat,
20835to chew and swallow; n
2083610da, ,"he does not swallow lit),
20837he spits (it] out.
20838187 ] U
20839ugit To ss 14S, Peasant 253, some-
20840thing eaten, what has been chewed
20841ugait 445 $ LA
20842jawbone; Copt. 08008€, 0800€, 070XI.
20843uga
2084488 88,
20845eIleğs, Amen. 3,12, 18857,
20846S, to be weak, the helplessness of old
20847ugaà AY 2 1 , pit, well,
20848pool, stream.
20849ugap 5o, Amen. 8, 6, to
20850overthrow, to sweep away; Copt. orwxn,
20851orwoT.
20852ugam'
20853Thes. 1206, a kind of myrrh.
20854ugas d' AnastasiIV, 15,7,
20855P.S.B. 10, 469, A 1', to slit, to split
20856open, to stab, to gut a fish.
20857ugep , to overthrow, to destroy ;
20858Copt. Orwon, orwxi.
20859ugem f IV, 687, a kind of grain (?)
20860uges Baßa Ball
20861, to cut open, to gut a fish or an animal.
20862ugsu §a le a", P. rrI6B, 35, slit
20863fish, or fish fillets (?)
20864uges geese which have
20865been drawn.
20866ut Ker. 13, 37, other; Copt.
20867OTET.
20868ut Rer. 12, 60, to go away ; Copt.
20869OTWT.
20870ut , Kev. 5, 18, to order, to issue
20871commands.
20872uti SW, to command.
20873ut , to be callerl, to name.
20874utu , an official (?) crier (?)
p. 350
20875U [1
20876ut fp-, Reс. 33. 33. $8. . 0,8,
20877SOBLBOToR°
20878o3. S 8 id, to tie up, to swathe, to wind
20879bandages round a dead bods; to mummify, to
20880emhalm; Copt. OT.
20881utaut 881888888
20882TRRTIRRNT
2088388899OAASTI
2088494128°418, swathings muares bandages.
20885uti 0-8, 13°00 s, B 7
20886an embalmed bady; plur. BI012
20887B•4021 9-44N
20888ut, utu, uti f° f g, , ур.
20889o yp, 8о, f°8oyр.,fp, em-
20890balmer; plur.
20891SEP 1 Rec. 27, 230.
20892utiu IV o ll. YP' the four embalmers,
20893ie., the four sons of Horus.
20894ut, utiu fof1
208950 || A→fo"u, coftis, mummy
20896case, cartonnage case; plur "A..'
20897$°o!
20898uti 0fE B°44 B destruz o0. Ker: 12,40,
20899UnTi-B=dB. the inel
20900utu loof. Rer. 13, 22, sepulture, death.
20901Utu (?)
20902N(SBD.gy, 30, it god wo
20903assisted in sailing the magical bout.
20904utah Cg. yp, Ciol. lap. 9, 26;
20905yp, ibid. 23.
2090688 ] U
20907Utânu (P) D Ă:, the name of a god.
20908ut unn, tile, slab.
20909ut D, bronze.
20910ut ©, Rev: 14,49, plants, vegetables=
20911ut Rev. I1, 167, "green," ie.,
20912new (of leather).
20913utut , Rev. 13, 15, 19, 14, 18,
20914S7Y, Rer. 15,17, green things, vege-
20915tables, papyrus shoots; Copt. OrOTOTET.
20916ut f8° WT, I. 3I1, a kind of
20917plant (?) in l f uu
20918utit 844
20919grain, seed.
20920Fof, u. 216, TD.af2, 10 beget,
20921to produco; 9°$3 84, 1. 698; see f
20922→;,Rcc. 22), 16t, procreation.
20923utut ee o TB. BOB-.
20924SSP, N. 46 =9 to beget.
20925utu Tfl, Rer, males; Copt. g008T.
20926Utt8-2. B.D. 11o, thon in be Tuat.
20927Utt fI. "begetter," a title orseveral
20928solar gods; o7, he begor himsclr;
20929Ri, he begor his aun organs
20930of generation, Culte Divin 122.
20931utti " 1r0,8=10Д. "beger-
20932ter," a name of Ra.
20933Utit B, a title of Hathor.
20934Utet-f-em-utcha 8=07
20935a god of one of the Dekans.
p. 351
20936U
20937Utet-f-om-pet T9=*, Den-
20938derah II, ro, a lion-headed god, one of the 30
20939Dekans.
20940'Utet-f-em-her *,
20941a star.
20942Utet-neferuset . .
20943Ombos 2, 131, a goddess.
20944Utet-heh Ynl, B.D. 17,48, the
20945everlasting god of generation, or begetter of
20946eternity.
20947Utet-tef-f Fot, the god of the agth day of the month.
20948utt B- Bg, P. 68, 16%, 68g, M. 196,
20949321, N. 35,838, the nraeus of Nekhebit.
20950utti (?)13 ,P.I67,N.811, the
20951two uraeus-goddesses (?)
20952Utu-Shu fO, T: 183,
20953, N. 766, the two
20954Nebti of Nenu, →o 000
20955utt e Iд, Iд, to heat, to barn,- to boil up, to cook.
20956Utau Ii, Tuat IIl,
20957a group of four gods with hidden
20958arms.
20959Utau Ásár S..D.B.D. 168.
20960uteb f°]Sp, Jour. As. 1908, 275, ex- Utau-ta cess; Copt. OrwTB Jie, a groupds. gods.
20961uteb 1-l6l, Rhind Pap. 4t, to sur- vive (?)
20962uteb o] bank of a river; see utcheb.
20963uten , to make an offering.
20964uten , offer-
20965ing; Copt. OrwTer.
20966uten (?) i, a kind of tree.
20967uten (°) unm lll' Ebers Pap. 60, 13, tat (.) grease (?)
20968uten lo
20969Anastasi I, 25, to breach a wall, to bore
20970through; S0. iTp, Rev. = Copt. orwTeN.
2097189 ] U
20972uten aun um, to be heavy, a weight.
20973utenu Rec. 26,65,
20974a name of the crown of the North.
20975Utenu 000 N. 951,
20976a group of beings mentioned with the
20977utens 1O , Wört. 308, a stone.
20978uter @ • some moist sabstance, en-
20979trails (?)
20980utriu 54:1s1tim ochre
20981used in painting.
20982uteh § f, Rer: 1r, 169, 12, 25, 85,
20983founded, cast; Copt. O7WT&.
20984utekh A , Annales III, 1o9, 1I,
20985, Tombos Stele 9, IV, 84, 767,
20986to move, to march.
20987utshi e -1l) u, a kind of stone.
20988uteth my, P. 355, N. 1069, to seize.
20989Uteth
20990T. 286, P. 37, 355, N. 1069, a
20991god (?) a form of Thoth.
20992uteth →, to beget; later form,
20993uth =, Rer. 13,45 =844 Jl, reed.
20994uthut fe →Do.. Tombos Stele 9,
20995IV, 84, fertile, prolific.
20996uthes BEYBElY
20997BIse=yf
2099818=
20999lift up, to bear up, to support, to raise, to wear,
21000to carry.
21001uthesu S=lYYY those who lift up.
21002uthes
21003to be lifted up (in a bad sense), to be arrogant,
21004proud, pride.
21005uthes ka y Iß LJ, haughty, arrogant, conceit, pride.
p. 352
21006U
21007uthos-t ls
21008throne, diwân, seat, support; plur. S1li
21009uthest Be11Ef
21010support, prop, stay.
21011uthesit 258%-, heave,
21012height, a name of the sky and of the Sky-goddess.
21013Uthes , N. 976, a god, the son of
2101485-1
21015Uthesit f=YVD.Hn.36r, agod,
21016or goddess, heaven (?)
21017Uthosu B=1 J'a tide of Thoin.
21018Uthesu f=lf Tuat IV, Horus
21019as a supporter of the Utchat.
21020Uthes-ur , Р. 35, B=
210211 SA, M. 44, 18 T. 285, 1 971
21022N. 66, "Great Raiser," a title of Rã(?) ; plur
2102318-f 5, U. 434, B=4BZ
21024F:, I. 248.
21025Uthes-neferu I^fle
21026boat of Ra.
21027Tthesi-hobtt-1NYas
21028Buch. 45, the country of resurrection.
21029ut 9=js, todismiss; Copt. OrwTE.
21030uți fl=lf, M. 540, N.1107, 80
21031U.513,c, U.438, T.250,8
21032@
21033X o, to lay, to put, to place, to set,
21034to thrust, to thrust out, to push, to throw, to
21035shoot out, to cast out, to emit a word or cry,
21036to dart out, to void (dung);
21037IV, 968.
21038uț-a , to thrust out the arn in hostility.
21039ut * B.D). Igo, 6, shot with stars.
2104090 ] U
21041ut-t sau fo4 X'I, the ejacu.
21042lation of magical formulae or spells.
21043utaen f mu yo, Thes. 1480,
21044violent man; plur fefe
21045utt fx, Peasant 206, f5f
21046uftutenuiu15594
21047shooters forth of water.
21048ut colf, Rec. 36, 218, to shoot out
21049utt lo AshsAl
21050to burn.
21051Ttani poR=D, Rec. 31, 13,
21052"fiery hands," the name of a god.
21053ut poe, If L, to write, to
21054inscribe, to engrave, to draw up a list of "strong
21055names"
21056ut9 mIl ,, stele, tablet; see utch.
21057uțiu DOSLE!, Rec. 36, 78,
21058embalmers; see utiu.
21059utu, utt fesf f, see utehu,
21060utet S
21061to decree, to order; see utchu, 9..
21062uțu"Beyf, commander, leader.
21063command, behest, decree, order.
21064ut f,o,fs,Be
21065cerebrum, brain (?)
21066utaiu POI4811D.ng(p)
21067utit foff5, chamber.
21068utu Boß, Tuat X, a solangod or hour-god.
p. 353
21069U
21070uteb(oaolsfo)
21071•BoJ, to turn, to turn round,
21072to change; Copt. очwтв.
21073uteb 9a , furrow; plur.
21074• 111
21075Uteb JcEI, Rev., a god(?)
21076utpu ff0,u. 175, 184, vase.
21077uțta $ 211259....
21078utef fc es. fa s, Ship.
21079wreck yo, Peasant B. 2, 122, to delay; var.
21080A.
21081uten 1), mm, N. 454, 458,
21082M. 449, f, www
21083to make an offering.
21084uțen =, mnn' Smll
21085sny=, offering, gift; plur. fmml,
21086ДД,N.791; m mтi 1F,IV, 748,
21087the evening offering
21088uten-t fmmo mnO' wn
21089U. 42A, cake, cake offering.
21090uțen-t fmz f, P.95
21091289, 625, M. 696, something offered, gift.
21092uten je f, altar.
21093eml, Rec. 28, 181-11 E, Reise
2109427, 35, a shrine at Memphis.
21095uțen-t (read teben-t) D, www O
21096ring, the ring of a balance.
21097uten Втт, тт, е мт
21098fud, to stretch out, to extend.
2109991 ] U
21100uțen y, to breach
21101a wall, to borę, to penetrate.
21102uțen L, to copy, to write.
21103Uțennu
21104wwm
21105W, an ape-god, "the copyist" of Thoth.
21106Uțen S mm 23. Bea thiend an apaeod, a friend of the dead
21107uțen fml eml eune
21108lt, to be heavy.
21109uțen →, veight; mel7
21110Immo
21111E the great uten, a weight (?)
21112uțen-a B-heay-ta,ded.
211131 'heavy-handed.
21114uțensu ww "19 , B.D. (Saite)
21115@
21116153,6,3 шиxд, Dün. K.I. 70, a kind of stone.
21117uțer '8 , funerary vases.
21118uthu foflane, u.582, pe
211197.Neatable oraltarior
21120offerings; Copt. OXWT&.
21121uthu fo1l2gN063,908
211228, І. 331, Р. 348, 808 8с
21123mm 8, Rec. 31,17+, 1058, Rec. 27, 217,
21124B8, Ree. 26,73, 1-8-18
21125N. 970, fcff, the offerings of meat
21126and drink which were set on the altar.
21127Utekh I, the god of embalming
21128utch (SNISIRIS
21129to give an order, to command, to deeree; com
21130pare Heb. M7s.
21131utchtch 1877,U.546,985%,
21132Hh. 547,to command.
21133utch I, u.175. 987Rff
2113419819.10189, command,
p. 354
21135U LI
21136arder, decree, record, will, restament: nlur e
211379-f7iefini, to make de-
21138crees; 1e7==8fg, a decree in writing;
21139m181819 , royal decree or
21140proclamation; (-f99f
21141stablished by decree.
211429-89-8198%law, stautory
21143decree, edict of a Council; plur. IPtl7.
21144U. 601, Décrets 27, 9
21145var.-f Sli
21146utchtch-t 193 T. 200, decre ocumen
21147utchtep I1f, chier command.
21148utch metu "AHIANAISI
21149IS1A fi, to command, to give an
21150order, to issue orders, to promulgate an edict.
21151Utch-metu 1, Tuat IV, V, the god of
21152a persea tree in the Țuat of Seker.
21153Utch-mețu-Asar [1P1é
21154Tuat I, a term which precedes the boat of Är.
21155Utch-mețu-Ra )11S 10, IuatI,
21156a term which precedes the boat of Ár.
21157Utch-mețu-khepera "1 191,
21158Tuat I, a term which precedes the boat of Af.
21159Utch-metu-Tem 1ASy TuatI,
21160a term which precedes the boat of Af.
21161Utchner f N.946, the name of a god
21162utch-nesr P
21163-ДД. "fire-shooter," one of the 42 judges in the hall of Osiris.
21164Utch-rekhit (S144-
21165E1, 3.DD. 825, 1T, ume ofthe 4% assessars of Osiris.
2116692 ] U
21167Utch-hetep 9f-ol l, N. 97x
21168, B.M. 32,473, a god of offerings.
21169utcA001
211708 R |A
211711e =, memorial tablet or stone, landmark,
21172pillar, boundary stone, inscribed stele or tablet ;
21173plur. Ic
21174utch en Aakhut-Aten !SQ mm
21175O f mim, a boundary stone of mee cetepal o! Amenhetep IV.
21176utchit 94401844 шn' a memo.
21177rial stone, or tablet, or building; Copt. OTOEIT.
21178utchit 9-1A1, -. 9100Д5
21179Rec. 25 94, 1$544 =, a tomb and its
21180garden, a memorial building.
21181utchIIDT1S51118
21182garland, crown, fowver; plur. "e,t -I.
21183utchuauat DN
21184a plant.
21185utchfai (1834457
21186a plant.
21187utch nun Ifsel t, a plane.
21188utchsirhata (S4/→-94
21189a plant.
21190utchi-t9-f4lor, 1945,
21191part of a boat; plur. T , Rec. 30, 66.
21192utch Rg,4l3, a red
21193fish; plur. 10g hrfe
21194utch ]. unguent, eye-paint.
21195utch "fs, Is, Is, 18"
211969ell" ,lus, euu», to send out,
21197to go on an expedition, to make a journey, to
21198travel, to stray, to roam, to march.
p. 355
21199U
21200utchit1941S144S14
2120191310=3 аxt, Rcc. 20, 42,
212021-844LE Thes. 1218, expedition, cam-
21203paign by land or water, voyage, escape.
21204utchi-tentnekht1w
21205-, victorious campaign.
21206utchuiu4453Ls,Israel Stele 24,
21207cattle turned out to graze where they please..
21208utcha BN HA
21209LITBIRL
21210,, to be healthy, to be
21211sound, to be safe, to be strong, to set in a fitting
21212order or condition, safe, sound, whole, intact,
21213healthy, strong, fourishing; Tll!, life, strength,
21214health! (added after the king's name);
21215mm, Rec. 16,50, salutations to you! ; e 040 63,
21216Rev. 12, ro, salutation, greeting; Copt. O8X&I,
21217070X.
21218utcha * i, protective strength.
21219utcha YP, I.V, 969, a safe man.
21220utcha-t
21221objects that bring strength and protection to
21222those who wear them; ur, staff of pro- tection.
21223utcha-t sa ..Rif, amuless
21224lgiving] the fluid of life.
21225utca NENf
21226, a breast
21227ornament, pectoral, breast plate.
21228utcha-ba-fg do, a title of the
21229high-priestess of Memphis.
212303 ] U
21231utcha ra 841981
21232speak firmly.
21233utcha ha-t fll, bold, fearless.
21234-
21235utcha sop BIIIe strength
21236with good luck.
21237utcha tet f11 ,firm-handed, to
21238act with decision.
21239Utcha P, N.956, 1182, the god of
21240strength, son of Utcha and Utchat, S2-.
21241Utchat Pl Bheshy, gt aessmot
21242Utcha-ha-t S19 д. B.D.70, r, agod.
21243utcha-t dENasmsen temple, storehouse. Stele 64,
21244utcha f=el
21245Amen. 9,1,P0
21246storehouse, warehouse, stable (?) the bêt al-mâl
21247of the Arabs; plur. , IV, 1144;
212489, Amen. 4, 1.
21249utcha-t le li ll, Rechmungen fr,
21250Sgo,PL ..'LiI what remains,
21251the rest, arrears, remainder.
21252Utcha-t g) *, one of the 30 Dekans.
21253utchait 8146 9140D.
21254Rec. 13,25, 14, =, a constellation.
21255utcha eerfo, the early dawn (?)
21256utchai g 44, gs, 4 Fo, g myo,
21257Rev., to pay, payment.
21258utcha SL3 s, Pls, eps,
21259s,S/A Igs,
21260s' esls, Pl I es,
21261to go, to go forth, to come, to betake oneself to
21262a place, to advance.
21263utchai ej id 4ux, a going forth.
21264utcha-t S13 s'a journey.
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21265{19
21266tcha-t S1
21267FRIRRLI R
21268O I, the eye of Horus, the eye of Ra, the
21269amulet of the solar eye, which gives the wearer
21270strength; plur. eji il, eyes.
21271Utcha-t II- ,"Eye," a name
21272of heaven, or the sky.
21273Utcha-t elIRD, the eye of
21274Heru-ur, and later of Horus and Ra.
21275Utcha-t ‹ R V'Sky-god, ie., the Sun. the right eye of the
21276Utcha-t = , the left eye of the Sky-god,
21277i.e., the Moon.
21278utchati HHRRDI
21279Rec 33, 17, LIRRLA
21280a1IEDAA1IR
21281PAAAL BD 163 0 B15
212825, thetwo eyesof the Sky-god,
21283i.e., the Sun and Moon.
21284Utchait S1IFIn.B.D. 146,
21285the goddess of the eye of Horus.
21286Utchait FNRRHI
21287Of, the goddess of the moon.
21288Utchat...... o Țuat XII,
21289one of 12 air-goddesses of the dawn who assisted
21290in towing the boat of Af.
21291utcha-täakhut Ai23°
21292er f, the eye of the Light-god.
21293utcha-t moht fp5, the northern or
21294right eye of Horus.
21295Utchat-Sekhmit 3, B.D.
21296164, 9, a form of Mut (?)
21297Utchat-Shu-em-pet-em-ári-t-set
21298RßEeRPE\I→
212994] U
21300Rec. 34, 190, one of the 12 Thoueris goddesses,
21301she presided over the month a5.
21302utcha-t shemā f, the southern
21303or left eye of Horus.
21304utcha Д. V. 280, бб, T: 282,
213051Rec.31,1%, BF Reс. 27, 219,
21306Anastnì d
21307Eif, Mar. Karn. 5z, 5, to decide, to judge,
21308to pass sentence, to rectify; Copt. O8WWTE.
21309utchãiu Z4"S, judges, judged ones.
21310utchā E if, to balance; 1 g)
21311El EgRa, B.D. 177,3.
21312utchā-t
21313decision, judgment.
21314utchá FERBZIR
21315a woman who has been put away or repudiated,
21316outcast.
21317utcha ant Ail Ilil, lo define
21318the bounds of estates and to settle their limits.
21319utchămețu §Ff.P.63o,
213201,N.1374,I18.P.261,313,548
21321Rec. 31, 163, JA|, IV, 110% HA'
21322EEIOTHIOEEIT
21323to weigh words, to try cases, to judge;
21324F f %, in the place of judgment, ie., in court.
21325utcha-ra f3)8E, Anastasi I,
2132624, 1, decision, judicial sentence.
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21327U L1
21328utchă rț 8HHz
21329(var. a), Peasant 216........
21330utcha hatu BBB, ordispositions. to judge hearts
21331utchã senu sen
21332Ye II, Peasant 234, to judge between tivo rivals.
21333utchă senemm Imm.
21334B.D. 19, 10 (rariant or Il-Pl), todeaide a case.
21335utcha e "EASIE
21336Iti. R , to cut, to cleave, to split;
21337, to cut off the head.
21338utchaiu fDR→y, ciers. execu-
21339utcha e ), tremblers (?)
21340utcha », a kind of sceptre (Lacau).
21341Utchā Denderah IV, 61, a hawk-
21342headed warrior god.
21343Utchā A.7. 1910, 17, a god
21344Utcha-abt HT
2134587I8NMu, B.. 54, 3,56,31
21346the protectoro o theegglaidby tu SE
21347Utcha-fent(?) HsD, Mar. Aby.
21348I, t5,a god who dwelt in
21349Utcha-mestcher (?) Ie,fe
21350, B.D.G. 814, the god or T4
21351utchai-t I44%, afruit.
21352utchã $"sisee fs.
21353utchobEBDN.720,
21354IBTN2IAIPSIRE
21355Israel Stele20, IJs il Ai var. "ol
21356alofeiE toturn round,
21357to go back or about, to change the direction, to
21358change, to bend down (of the top of a tree,
21359N.2i); Copt. OXWTB.
2136015 ] U
21361utcheb"fo,u.430,% J=, M. 194,
213628I=,N.327,17
21363VEILIEIE
21364I=I-1xIE , river bank,
21365any ground by the side of a canal or stream;
21366"1ole
21367UAUBTIY! Re
2136827,81 IJ.TT, fields which hare
21369been planted; Copt. OrWTB.
21370utcheb-t" Joye A,, riparian culri. vators.
21371utcheb D3ISS1=S
21372I, 26, 3%, something paid in to a temple,
21373I, a heap of offerings.
21374utcheb Jaz loga carpet, floor covering.
21375utcheb-ti - YP, P.S.B.A.1884,187,
21376Sphinx 16, 182, a wrong reading (?); see under
21377sem.
21378utchbes !If T, to be green.
21379utchef 1^.1213x
213805BA 5310
21381to tarry, to ‹elay.
21382utchef-t O, a bird.
21383utchfa-t
21384,, Gen. Epist. 68, a disease.
21385utchen 1mm, Peasant 145,
21386-=e5až
21387flood, stream.
21388utchoh ICISIE
21389IEAIRRIRIa, to pour oue, to
21390eracuate, to smelt ; Copt. 0vwTg.
21391N2
p. 358
21392U [19
21393utcheni8SA.I8, IV, 695,735,
21394al offering by fire, to apply fire to a metal, i.e.,
21395to smelt, to sparkle (of precious stones).
21396uthu83
21397IPTRRIBo
21398To. 181E1-8.f9l9, alar,
21399table of offerings.
21400utchen "{E I&S, altar vessel;
214016] U
21402plur.7880, Rcc. 26,73.19 г0
21403IV, 1150, 8
21404utchen?SiS, SlSp, I: 360,
21405P. 602, N. 803...
21406utchen 18jn, 18-. Thes. 128I,
2140798115) yp, IV, 157, 926, child, babe.
21408utcht es, to walk, to go on.
p. 359
21409b = Heb. =.
21410b jl, abode, place; see JS
21411b JIT, Rev. 12, 113, plant, bush; see
214121374.
21413b(bu) JE, people; see lfe
21414B (BuP) 11, B.M. 33,383, a fiend
21415in the Tuat, demon, devil in general.
21416B JIJ, Nav. Mythe, JI9 , the name
21417which Set assumed when he took the form of
21418a hissing serpent,
21419ba , 57, 10
21420havea soul; N • J. N.986, 5 10.N. 17=
2142113/4.P. 75.T. 271, 1389.U.235.
21422E l4, Rec. 33,30, endowred with soul.
21423ba U. 159,
21424T.319, ,'T. 202, Rec. 27,228, soul;
21425I, Jour. As. 1908, 303, 7 10 mot, the
21426heart-soul, might, power, strengthı, courage ;
21427plur. 73.P.655
21428!'I'!'
21429Ді, Rev. 11, 186,
214303333% , the Bai of
21431Horapollo; I, a beatified soul;
21432Westcar 7, 25, a damned soul;
21433P. 163, L, N.854.
21434197 ]
21435B
21436ba o, heart-soul;
214379g, B.D. 18o, 10, soul, spirit, and body;
21438T.B.D.9%, 4, soul, spirit, and
21439shadow; * ), B.D. 183, 35, body;
21440double, and spirit; 1e
21441B3II, B.D. In b dy is ul id in groue. thy body is under ground.
21442ba aper D, a soul equipped
21443with amulets, spells, etc.
21444baiu mita «3'! Idol, dead, ie.,
21445damned, souls.
21446baiu menkhu & a5 8 6 6, per-
21447fected souls, i.e., the beatified.
21448ba en nub Tm B.D. 89, 12,
21449"soul of gold," i.e., an amulet.
21450Ba
214514, B.D. (Saite) 163,
21452Т. 349, M. 596, 722, N. 657, 719, 1202, 1328,
21453the soulzad; plur. 93593693.
21454Rec. 30, 67, divine soulgods; Is SA
21455HIŞ N «I enter as Ba,
21456I come out as Ru."
21457Bait °1IД.Hh. 455,
21458the Soul-goddess.
21459Baiti *, the two divine souls,
21460V. 259, Т. 130, Р. 648, 720, 7 37 рур,
214611.747,7a.2 Se, U. 569,1. 573,
214625R"ДДД"JZIAД
2146321822* AA the two hatin the two souls in
21464N 3
p. 360
21465B
21466Baiti A"Il soulgoddesses. luat 1, the twc
21467Baiti T"lalri see Rebti,
21468"Erlri
21469Ba-äab 7 T4,3t1
21470P.G70, N.1272, At lins the soulgod
21471of the East; plur.
21472Bait-aabt the Soul-goddess of the
21473East.
21474Baiu-åabtiu IFI-IEI
21475B.D. 109: (1) the gods who sang at dawn and
21476turned into apes when the sun had risen ; (2) the
21477three gods Heru-åakhuti, the Calf of Kherå and
21478the Morning Star.
21479Baiu-åmiu-neteru
21480S1 997A,, the souls divelling in the gods.
21481Baiu-åmiu-she-Neserser
21482,'Tuat VIII,
21483I II
21484a group of nine gods.
21485Baiu-åmiu-Țuat
21486the souls dwelling in the 'Tuat.
21487Ba-ami-tesher - 1 *
21488N. 657, the soul drrelling in his
21489redness.
21490Ba-Ament frmmars. B.1.
21491168, the soul of Ament that fed the dead; plur.
2149234-A2
21493Baiu-Ámentiu
21494Thes. 59, B.D). 108, 15, 16, 'Tem, Sebck, and
21495Hathor.
21496Baiu-Ament », Tuat IX,
21497the gods who towed the serpent-boat Khepri.
21498Baiu-Ánu 1,B.D. II5,10,
21499Rã, Shu, and Tefnut.
21500Ba-āa "great soul," ie., Af,
21501the night Sun-god.
2150298 ] B
21503www
21504Ba-ānkh ,N.1253,
21505Nesi-Amsu 25, 23, "living soul," a title of
21506Osiris of Tet.
21507Ba-ānkh , a soul that has
21508renewred its existence in heaven ; plur.
21509www
21510@ li
21511Ba-Ăshem , M. 785,
21512the soul of the divine image.
21513Ba-irqai 244 .4 Д.
21514B.D. 165, 8 (Saïte), a title of Amen.
21515Ba-utet-åru 20l°1l, len-
21516derah IV, 79, a bull-god of generation.
21517Ba-Pu , a hawk-god.
21518Baiu-Pe (Pu) 8 Д1,U.585,
21519P. 47I, B.D. r12, 13, Horus, Mestå, and Häpi.
21520Baiu-periu 1, B.D.168,
21521the souls who open the mouths of the dead,
21522ie., perform the ceremonies that effect their
21523resurrection.
21524Bafermit (P) • 'Tnat V, one of
21525the eight fire-gods who burn up the dead in the
21526'Tuat of Seker.
21527Ba-merti 5 = Hlaunlys (?)
21528Plutarch, De Iside, §12.
21529Ba-en-Shu
21530ofež, "soul of Shu," a nanse for the wind
21531Ba-t nefer-t A.7.. 1S67,
21532a title of Hathor.
21533Ba-Nekhen the "soul of
21534Nekhen," a jackal-go
21535Baiu-Nekhen
21536P. 471, M. 537, 804, B.D. 113, 1I, *,
21537the souls of Nekhen, ic., Horus, Țuamutef, and
21538Qebhsenuf, B.D. 113.
21539Ba-Rā , Tomb of Seti I,
21540one of the 75 forms of Rã (No. 5).
21541Ba-ti-erpit 00. B.D.
21542142, 76, a name of Osiris.
p. 361
21543B L19
21544Baat-erpit •lo o ,1.174,
215453M.x56, 7al0 , N. 109,
21546422 B.D. 142, 14, Osiris as the soul of Isis and Nephthys.
21547Ba-heri-àb-baui-f
21548to, "soul dwelling in his two souls," a title of
21549Osiris.
21550Ba-khati sto Il, Tuat I1I, a
21551goddess associated with Horus.
21552Ba-kha-t-Rā
21553B.D. 140, 6, 7, a form of Rã.
21554Baiu-Khemenu
21555B.D. 114, the souls of Hermopolis.
21556Baiu-khenu , 'T'hes.
2155759, the gods of the ist day of the month.
21558Baiut-s-åmiu-heh SPTWOR
21559Ombos 2;132, a goddess.
21560Ba-sheps RB1, B.D. 142, 19, "holy
21561soul," a title of Osiris.
21562Baiu-shetau SEDAIS
21563I' souls," a class of beings in the Tuat. T'uat III, the "secret, ie., invisible,
21564Ba-ta 7e
21565Tuat I, an ape-god.
21566Baiu-ta IB3.1).168, Tuat VIl,
21567the souls of the earth.
21568Ba-tau , P.S.B. 27,186,
21569A.L.. 1907,98, a very ancient god: in late times
21570Cynopolis was a centre of his cult.
21571Ba-Tathenn -mm' Tuat VII,
21572soul of the Earth-god Tathenn.
21573Bau-tef-f B.D. I4?, 20, a
21574title of Osiris.
21575Ba-tcheser , "'holy soul,"
21576a form of Osiris.
21577Ва Tuat IIl, the soul of the god
21578Af which was swallowed by the Earth-god.
215799 ] B
21580Ba Fg, the Kam-god, god of virility and
21581generation. The worship of the Ram of Mendes
21582was founded in that city in the IInd dynasty.
21583The Ram-god, og, in Tuat XI was a god of
21584offerings.
21585IAHtA't , the
21586Ram-god of Tet and Hensu.
21587Baiu 5353 5371, Berg. 66, the
21588soul-gods of Tet.
21589Вa-àakhuhà f59-27
21590Rec. 8, 199, a ram-headed god.
21591Ba-ámi-Shu 53 Д4+РS Д,в.».
2159217,17 (Nebseni), the soul dwelling in Shu.
21593Ba-âmi-Tefnut 5$24f5h
21594B.D. 17, 18 (Nebseni), the soul dwelling in
21595Tefnut.
21596Ba-ari 53l001 g, a ram-headed
21597Ba-utcha-nāu-f 5s Dllisé,
21598a ram-headed god.
21599Ba-Baiu 37 F3!, Pap. Mut-hetep 5,20,
21600"soul of souls," a title of Osiris.
21601Ba-pell 5322 9, Denderal IV, 84,
21602a ram-headed god of the 8th hour of the night.
21603Baui-f-àmui-Țet Fy
21604B.D). 17, 17, 18 (Nebseni), the
21605souls of Ra and Osiris
21606Ваem uār zr (3 5z
21607Mar. Aby: I, 44, a god of Abydos, a form
21608of Osiris.
21609Ba-en-Ásár Jmm d2.B.I).
2161017, I11, the soul of Osiris, one of the tetrad of
21611divine souls that dwelt in Tet.
21612Ba-en-Ra 5дтто Д, В.D.17.17
21613(Nebseni), the soul of Ri, one of the tetrad of
21614divine souls that dwelt in Tet.
21615Ba-en-beh Fmm808, Pap. Ani
2161619, 3, "everlasting soul," a title of Osiris.
21617N 1
p. 362
21618[21
21619Ba-en-Shu mmfe2, soul or
21620Shu, one of the tetrad of divine souls that dwelt
21621in Tet.
21622Ba-en-Geb 1, soul of Geb,
21623one of the tetrad of divine souls that dwelt in Tet.
21624Ba-neb-Țeț-t
21625the ram of Mendes, a
21626form of Osiris.
21627Ba-neb-Țet-ānkh-en-Ra
21628itf www www D, Cairo Pap. III, 4, the soul of Osiris, the life of Rã.
21629Ba-neteru 2'979,a ram-god in the Tuat.
21630Ba-heka 578Y Rec. 8, 199, a ram-god.
21631Ba-sheft-ha-t , a god
21632composed of four ram-gods, i.e., the souls of Rã,
21633Osiris, Shu, and Khnemu.
21634Ba-Țața 57AA, Berg. 11,5= 557
21635Lo a form of Osiris.
21636ba *5g ram, sheep; Gr. Bi, ovis longipes.
21637Ba-seh 581 , I, 15, an estate of Methen.
21638Baiu 1x. * * *:Z.od. Den-
21639derah, one of the 30 Dekans.
21640Baiui (7) 33*,
216415x 57X, one of the 36 Dekans; Gr. BIO1.
21642Baiu-ānkhiu •I'I' Thes. 133,
21643the 36 Dekans.
21644Ba-qet-t lox, the aoth Dekan; Gr. BIKOT.
21645ba-t O, itlumination, light, splendour.
21646ba 2 with a, N. 671, tage()
21647ba (baba) la i to wonder, to admire;
21648see 14
21649ba-t ka →, Rev. 13, 28, quality, cerasic- teristic.
21650B
21651ba & ez, book, papyrus roll, service,
21652liturgy, document; plur 1,8G
21653Rec. 32, 178.
21654bai äb lifgor yp, Rer. i1, I29,
21655J1g2,Rer.I1, 136,
21656bearer of a message =an 36
21657baiu-rã 8, Rev. 2, 35%, book;
21658plur. a,7i
21659Ba B.D. 163, 14, the Leopard-
21660god.
21661ba JAUE,I:14172,0.472,
21662P. 204, N. 548,9 J If,l. 169,
21663П5, 1, 127, J3781, Reс. 30, 186,
21664Rec. 30, 215, leopard skin, a skin garment ; plur.
21665Rec. 30,215
21666bameht III A.Z. 1902,98, leopard of the North
21667ba resu JIE17. 1900, 98, Sourd of the South.
21668Bai J3I45, Hthopard gobc Leopard-god.
21669Baba J713 ,B.D. 17,44
21670(Nebseni), J31Z
21671ffl, Hh. a40,1
21672N, first-born son of
21673Osiris, who took the form of a typhonic animal ;
21674he presided over the phallus, and devoured the
21675dead; Gr. Bißev, Brßüva (Plutarch, De Iside,
21676§62).
21677Babail 44 D, the
21678eldest son of Osiris.
21679ba ]? S, to mock, to sneer, to scorn.
p. 363
21680[2
21681ba шH, N.552, EJARAJ
21682• 0148 572 344
216831. 5744 , Rer. 11, 130, to plough,
216841o dig, to hew stone, to break through, to force
216852 way, to hack, to mince, to cut up.
21686babait |0 [A14
21687dig out foundations for a house.
21688baba |
21689S'If, to work a plough or somne other
21690digging tool, to wield a battleaxe in fight, to lay
21691about one with weapons.
21692~, to use force.
21693baitS4,.imen.1o,z,
21694a cutting, hacking.
21695bau Jz o fed, in the phrase
21696A13RLB.1. 172,36.....
21697bai ]'1 field labourer, ploughman.
21698babaiu
21699workmen, ploughmen, field labourers.
21700ba-.... workers in mud,
21701brickmakers (?)
21702ba (baba) @ o hole
21703O
21704in the earth, den, carern, care; płur.
21705sepulchres, tombs.
21706ba-t ,Rec. 27,221,
21707II
21708ground, earth, cavern (?)
21709baba 1 lhes 1300.
21710,,Israel Stcie 57, meadow land
21711bat28%tomb; perhaps = 7ºe, house.
21712baiu (P) J2 11g' ground, caves. holes in the
2171301 ] B
21714baba U.312, 15
21715700,13
21716E, cave,
21717cavern, den, lair of an animal, abode in the
21718earth, hole in the ground; Copt. BHB; plur.
21719baut Ji El, Leyd. Pap. 13,4,
21720-- Rev., household servants,
21721house-dwellers.
21722ba-t 8, Rcr.27, 86, honey (7)
21723, gland (?) matter (?)
21724baa , U.543,544, some
21725substance (white)
21726ba-t a D,
21727"D, J':, konlstick, or "needlle," an
21728instrument for applying eye paint to the eyelids.
21729ba-t ER,U.159, fruit of some kind;
21730see
21731T. IЗ0A, fruit of some kind.
21732bai 11
21733a kind of grain or seed.
21734baba-t ro ooo@, a kind of grain.
21735a grain measure =
2173600О° 45 hen.
21737ba ]II 8 coetente half a hen. a measure for liquids,
21738ba-t Z N8. V.201, N. 610, 12
217398,1:78,J3P, T. 331, M.232, N.627,
21740JGP. 655, 3 P0, M1.183, N. 1142,
21741J3AA, ReC. 31, 171, JI
p. 364
21742B [20
21743Peasant 14.3a
21744JITIARI
21745bush, thicket, branch, undergrowth ; Copt. Bwv.
21746baba -, plant, plants, herbs; see
21747bal , staff, stick.
21748baa ) 8,8s,
21749pared walk, path; see Jles
21750baba-t)
21751Berl. 6910, stream,
21752source of a river.
21753baba •: drink, liquid; see beb.
21754baba-t , pectoral.
21755babaa
217563,necklace of beads, pectoral; see
21757baaa •03
21758II, canal, stream ; Copt. Bo.
21759baàa a moist substance of
21760Ill' some kind, honey (?)
21761baáa s , bands, cords, palm-
21762fibre, tendrils of a plant or tree (?)
21763baäa-t |
21764i, Rec. 18, 183, a cake, loar,
21765food=
21766baáu" , evil word, curse.
21767Baaur 33t2, Baal; Heb. 322.
21768Baábu ) P.568, god ofthe breast.
21769baárut a
21770Ol, wrells, pools; Hcb. Mi7N7.
21771baãit
21772O0S», Harris Pap. 500, 2, 4, clubs,
21773maces, Sadân cudgels, pidm sticks ; Copt. Bar.
217742 ] B
21775bai 13 44D, a digging tool.
2177604 2, a form of Osiris and Rã.
21777bai y 44 г. Rec. 23, priestly title. 198,
21778baui 14418;, B.D.G. 214, the tiro
21779nobles, z.e., Horus and Uatchit of Pe-Tep (Buto).
21780bai Jllsex, boat.
21781bai-t A 4o, mantis.
21782Bait9244-6 B.D. Nav. 76, І.
21783Babait (3)51 45-д.
21784IIh. 468; rar J1334
21785bai-ut JI1marels, wonders.
21786bai-ara4454z.1877,32, mat .covering.
21787baint 3115→Rer opt. Ebarp Copt. BoIr.
21788bain •445 , Jour. As. 1908,287,
21789wretched, miserable; Copt. єBIнr.
21790sax, T11==Rer. 13, 59,
217911342, basket-shaped boat; plur.
21792→,4,
21793; Copt. Baps, Gr. Bápes.
2179421l
21795bairi 14ollur, Rer: 1I, 174,
21796#AY, basket; plur. J
21797Rev. 16, 99; Copt. Bip,
21798Basps.
21799bairriu2 →,ssellui
21800Koller Pap. I, 3, 4, a kind of wood used in
21801making chariots.
21802bait 14 000-.
21803231?
21804→house; Heb. n2.
p. 365
21805B [ 2(
21806baiti 3442,kingofL.ower
21807Egypt; Gr. Birns (?)
21808bau ) ax, boat.
21809Bau 1gms, U.565; see
21810Bakhau, J
21811baun (?) Jp, to bay (of a dog).
21812Bautcha , Denderah IV,
218136o, a warrior-god
21814Babau (P) Rec. 14, 175,
21815bæba 1l'fly. to
21816babaga13 Eos,
21817Mar. Aby. I, 8, 97, to scrutinize, to examine
21818carefully.
21819Babà, Babi J3 J4,U.533, J37
21820194,U.67t; see Baba.
21821Baabi S 144 D, the eldest
21822son of Osiris.
21823610, 044 |7 1444 Д, Hn. 146;
21824see Baba.
21825Babuu JIISRA,afend
21826in the Țuat; see Babua.
21827Babuá JOL, p. 60t, a god
21828with a red ear and dappled haunches; 2
21829178g5JD, a name or Set (?)
21830ban Rec. 14,21, herd
21831of cattle.
21832ban-t P'o 08.a p, breast,
21833a pair of breasts.
21834banban A, A • to overfion to flood
21835ban ) , Rev. 11, 138, 12, 15,
21836, Rev. 13, 20, bad, evil, enemy.
21837ban O!, 844 $i, Rec. 5,90, date
21838paln; see bnr; Copt. Bitre.
218393 ] B
21840www
21841ban msaic; seee
21842bann-t mm, Rer. 14, 34, pill, bulus.
21843bann ) wm mn box, chest harp(?
21844Banåathana
21845Mar. Aby. II, 50, a Semitic proper name.
21846Ban-Antá mmmm84)48, 1l mm
21847Alt. K. 343, a Semitic name of a man.
21848www
21849banpi o 44 D, Rev. 11, 141, 13,
2185018, iron; Copt. Benine. Bant-Ant 25 mmofosim, alt. ti
218511 am
21852, L.D. III, 175, 253
21853www
218541lla mm, L.I). III, 172, a Semitic name
21855of a woman; compare 23y-732.
21856bant I!I' to tie,
21857to bind, swathings.
21858banți[t] 00 %, a vegetable garden.
21859bar (bal) a, blind (?); Copt. BEXiE.
21860Bar Rer. 13, 31, Baal cb.
21861bar (bal) 53p9,Rer: 13.1.
218623 P, Rer: 15, 16,
218630, Rev. 13, 33, greatness of eye, ie., pride: Copt. B22
21864bar
21865IV, 783, well; Heb. 7N2.
21866barrå →, a kind of
21867cake.
21868Barást 1°%, a name or
21869title of Bast (?)
21870bari ss |0, Rer: 13, 4, 10
21871swallow; compare el!.
21872bari J2 11 fg,
2187344 B8, Rec. 17, 147, a fish, mullet (?)
21874plur. J7
p. 366
21875B [2
21876barián S8 11R spotted
21877mullet (a Tanis fish).
21878bari 1741
21879T1ees, 13 ex, Rec. 21,77,
21880J844e, boat, ship; Copt. Bapr.
21881bari 7 sso 1l60, Rer: 12, 17,
218825Ielli, Rey. 13n30, chatioe. Copt. Bєpєдe
21883barit J3446 Düm. H.I.
21884I, 15, 30, cage of wickerwork.
21885bari2 0947I2
21886"44 SER $44.
21887cypress wood (?)
21888barbar
21889Rev. 13, 20, grain ; Copt. BTBI)€.
21890barbar-t As 9oo, Rer. 5,88, the
21891knob of the crown of the South, grain, seed,
21892berry, any rounded thing; compare Copt.
21893ВТВІЛE.
21894barbar _8, Rec. 16,
21895139, to soak, to macerate, to boil; Copt.
21896вєрвєр.
21897[ba]rbår 7al- @ el
21898Д8. Rev. 11, 180, to empty (P) lay waste; Copt. ROXßT.
21899barbas Éo, arsome eise a pot, vessel
21900Barhm , a Nubian tribe
21901which lired on the eastern and south-eastern
21902borders of Egypt; Gr. Bxépures; see Strabo
21903XVII, Pliny V, 8, Pomponius Mela 1, 4, ete.
21904barek-t , Rer. I1, 140,
21905pool ; Heb. 7372.
21906bareka 17 27 l9, 10 bless;
21907compare Heb. (772 in Piel.
21908,04 ]
21909baraka V, Dim. H.I.1,
2191028, 29, →U, to bow the kle
21911in homage; compare Heb. ?e.
21912bareka llo O!l, Thes, 1199,
21913SUE
21914gift, present, tribute; compare
21915]} Heb. 1777? in Gen. xxxiii, 1x.
21916barekatá
219171==, 15
21918Heb nạzz.
21919Barkatathua 8495
21920B.D. I62, 7, a name : of the
21921body of Ra in Änu.
21922barga j
21923, to be in want, empty, destitute.
21924barga K e,to
21925illumine, to give light; compare Heb.p?,
21926Arab. Ü%
21927bargtà
21928Rev 11, 150, 158, pool Heb n9
21929barta, barth J2 9119
21930Jf, covenant, contract; Heb. n'??
21931bah 11rs, to snuff, to inhale.
21932bahaiu Lue , fans.
21933baht (P) M o, a kind of precious stone,
21934emerald (P); compare 2T2, Esther i, 6.
21935bal 12870
21936T, $, Jour. As.
219371908, 311 (sar. J8-), the phallus of man
21938or animal, member; Copt. 4&2.
p. 367
21939B [20
21940bahu (f)ES, Berg. 28, men, peopie.
21941baa[bjut
21942virility.
21943bah-mbak A3E
2194400, Rev: 13, 31, before, in the presence of;
21945Copt. ueuesg: m bal a
21946before, of old time; m teher bah ER
21947→, U. 319, before; teher bah
21948before.
21949bahit $ U0 o, a garment (Lacau).
21950bahen одg , to slay.
21951bahen knife.
21952bahs Rev. I4, 4t,
21953, Rec. 25, 14, calf; Copt. Bagce.
21954bakh to bear, to give
21955birth to.
21956bakhbakh , A.Z.. 1908,
21957JJ
21958117, to enjoy.
21959Bakhau n'B.D.
21960108, 1-8, the Land of the Sunrise where Ră
21961speared Set.
21962bakhannu YPi paraschistes. Rev. I1, 131,
21963bakhen APSmmo
21964pylon; see 53.
21965the little waterpot on the scribe's palette; see
21966pes.
21967basti ]8, I" 3, salve, unguent.
21968Bastt 17P.200, J11
21969P 5 00 | 1 3 7 0 861, 7 3 |}
21970FOД, Rec.31,31, J71-7, Ree.
21971=7 2 8 В H
21972FOOR JIiR FE, an ancient
21973cat-headed fire-goddess of the Eastern Delta.
21974Her favourite cities were Bubastis in the Delta
21975and Tar in Nubia.
21976Basti 4 ЗРД. B.D. 125,11,
21977one of the 42 assessors of Osiris.
21978Bast-shesha-árit (?) 5172
21979Lo, a lioness-goddless, a form of Bastt.
21980Bastt Iax 7o2. So Bast of Tar, 5.10
21981an ancient town in the Sûdân.
21982basa tl, panther skin.
21983Basa KplK, the god
21984Bes; Gr. Bos.
21985basan-t ZEmDSO o1D,
21986Anastasi I, 27, 7, A.Z. 1911, 53,'
219871g, Chisel, graver.
21988basannt (?)
21989worked with the chisel.
21990bash I''? Rer: 14, 1,
21991STfP, Rev. 12, rt, to romit.
21992bashaK?
21993SBf, to silit, tn cull, to sphit, a cutting tool.
21994bashå s:Jour. As. 1908, 261,
21995to desert; Copt. Bucy.
21996bad w to anoint, to rub
21997with oil; anointed.
21998baq 7
219991HAII
22000J3, IV, 1058, J5
22001Loret, Flo. Phar. 95, oil, unguent, salve, oint-
22002ment; Copt. ф&KI (?)
p. 368
22003B [ 20
22004baq-t A, U. 170, 2 FSE, P. 652,
2200511.773, 1
220064 48.0o,
22007J TI, oiltree, olive; plur. gi;
22008U. I7o, the olive tree in On;
22009P.652, M. 773, the olive
22010tree of heaven.
22011Baq-t U. 170, M. 753, the
22012mythological olive tree of Heliopolis.
22013I113I.IV,896,925, todazale,
22014to be bright, to be happy;a
22015Hymn to Uraei, 24.
22016baq yp, a prosperous inan.
22017bag e, clear, bright, shining.
22018baq , to be protected.
22019Baqbag 4 97, Thes. 818, Rec. 16,106,
22020a hawk-god with a bull's head.
22021Baqbaq ( oig g, Berg. I, 1t,
22022a protector of the dead.
22023bag to be with child, pregnant ; Copt. BoKI.
22024bag J, 1o beat (?) to slay (?)
22025bagr 7, slairs, steps.
22026baqs-t e le, jawbone, check (); Copt 0806€(?)
22027bak →=JR.
22028bak 0,8. К0с0 Дн,
22029Rer. 12, 05, hawik; see bák;
22030"hawk of gold," an amulet; Copt. Bнo.
22031bak 7
220321Sts, to work, io labour, to toil, to serre, en
22033du service, io pay tribure; 384, Ree
2203420, 40, to be worked upon (of engraved objects)
22035B
22036bak work, labour in the
22037field, service; plur.
220382sl, Rec. 20, 40, products;
22039MDq20, 1V,665, product ofsyria;
22040I fi, the best of the products.
22041bak-t Jeka , gift, tax, tribute,
22042burden, assessment, vassalage.
22043#4 3519131t
22044344р, Rec. 21,86, 751 4i,
22045Amen. 6, 16, manservant, slare, workman,
22046labourer, member of the corvée; fem.
22047maidservant, slave woman ; plur.
220484ELI
22049bak-keriu
22050Karn. 55, 65, tax-paying subjects.
22051bakåu i, servants, people
22052attached to the service of the god.
22053Bakà "worker," a name of
22054the Sun god.
22055bak r myon, Rer., reward, price, wages ; Сорt. Вєкє.
22056Bak ; var. *, Zod.
22057Denderah, one of the 36 Dekans.
22058Baktiu (1) o ll
22059Thes. 133, a name of the Dekans.
22060bak → ladder = 1 E, frame,
22061woodwork®
22062bak12 e, city,
22063town; Copt. Baks.
p. 369
22064B [20
22065bak j cili, to bless Нcb. тa.
22066II, olive oil.
22067bakbak IV, 506, a mine-
22068Ill' ral substance (?)
22069baka7
22070·,jek 2, to be pregnant; Copt. Boks.
22071bakautAUI 22| 15
22072SANIAU APi, pregmant. women.
22073baka k *, morning, sunrise J
22074*9f Ti, IV, 943, morning and erening.
22075baka-t , A.le. 1905, 27, place,
22076region, precinct; plur. Y441, Mar
22077Aby. I, 19, 3, Heruemheb 24.
22078Baka, Bakait 10'a
22079HHE'e
22080•LJ 44 acommon name for setlement,
22081inhabited district, place, region ; Copt. Bakr.
22082bakaa the sacred bark
22083of Horus.
22084baka , Anastasil,
2208523,7, cleft in a rock, gorge, a kind of tree; Heb.
22086bakaå , a kind
22087of plant, or tree (olive?).
22088baká ka mn » Platform, foun- dation, base.
22089baki Rev., shipwreck;
22090Copt. Bizs.
22091bakr rl, stairs, steps ; see
22092bag hawk; seele
22093bag? Tmm, 154m www
22094mm, Rec. 36, 157, irrigation =
22095E mm; Copt. worB. ww
220967] B
22097bag-t og 4 D, breast, the two breasts.
22098I4TD, Rec. 36,78, %s, to be wreak, to
22099be tired, to be feeble, helpless, inactive, wretched,
22100needy, empty of strength.
22101Rec. 31, 30, laxity, slackness, exhaustion.
22102baga 1754,324, 1.346,
22103P. 68g, inactive, immovable.
22104bagi
22105is 137354, 1357
22106, helpless
22107one, exhausted man, dead person; plur.
22108I951YP, Hh. 350, the dead, J
22109I SYPi, H1h. 552
22110bagia0
22111BSDI3I Il4 án 5t, an
22112inactive god ; plur. J I
22113514i.
22114baga JIR
22115"Rec 17, 14%, 1
22116a kind of fish.
22117bagasa 6x30tf
22118Rec. 21, I4, revolt, rebellion, riot.
22119bagasy
22120the name of an animal.
22121bagrthá-t 1=1 Israel
22122Stele I1, Rec. 20, 31.
22123bags-t " 1 % collar, necklace.
22124Bags IS IP, P. 246,
22125/TM. 168,l
22126N. 1058, the god of the lily, or lotus.
p. 370
22127B 2
22128$D7Fdagzer; var.
2212933518D
22130bat, bait 3f, Rev. Is, 167,37
22131440-, Rer. 12, 110,eeY, Rcv.13,28,
221323 13 I palm branch; Copt.
22133bat 137IT135corn-
22134stalk; dual T
22135bat , Rec. 3,57, spelt;
22136see beț-t ; Copt. Bwre, Bwf.
22137bat 170443 IV, 785, house; Heb. Ma
22138bat-ar 137844 , Bethel ;
22139Heb. Suma.
22140bati 7s01 R B, Rev: 13,25, horror,
22141abomination; Copt. BuTe.
22142batiu 537481
22143A.Z. 1908, 121, B.D. 146, 38, fiends, red-haired
22144devils, filthy and abominable creatures; Copt.
22145BOTE, BOT.
22146Bata Q,P. 267,
22147M. 480, R E2J, N. 1248, a bullgod with
22148two faces,
2214915; var. Beten J" A, Rec.26,133,
22150and see A.Z.. 1906, 77.
22151Bata , A.Z. 1880, 04,
22152P.S.B.27,186, a god of war and the chase.
22153Bata-āntá-t →-71,
221541 mm
22155088138m84 O111mm
22156IV, 786, a Semitic name of a woman ; compare
22157Heb. MyynJ.
22158batauá -8478
22159evil, wickedness.
2216008 ] B
22161batana-t 1 iolet
22162Eole D Rev. 12, 62, plate, dish, stew-pan ; Gr. Batavo.
22163bata-t JI045, P.S.B.27,186,
22164part of a waggon, chariot (?)
22165baten , Rev. 13,112, eeA,
22166enemy, rebel.
22167Baten g)ms, the country of the enemy.
22168batsh
22169weak, helpless.
22170batgos 3a. 35OL,tobe
22171strong, to cut, violent.
22172Batgeg Denderaha 1kl, 8.
22173batga JYI , a kind ofstone.
22174Bathit Rev. Arch. 1874, 287,
22175a title of Isis-Hathor.
22176Bathah re Cr. 'It. IK. 3e5s. a goddess.
22177Bathresth (P) 20 →75, Tuat V,
22178a crocodile-god by the River of Fire.
22179bat-t spelt (?); Copt RWTE.
22180bațn nй J A}, Anastasi I, 28, 3 =
22181to be wrapped up or involved in
22182some matter.
22183Batı FE7)2, Rec. 21,77, kakasat Thakasa.
22184batkek
22185to smite, to shatter.
22186batcha J3R a kind of pot, or vessel.
22187batchan JAIIA IE
22188www →, Amherst Pap. 20, 0
22189mer=7eBn, staff, stick,
22190the bastinado-stick, stave, cudgel.
22191batchary
22192",ox, J1E
22193stick, stafr; plur. 1313
p. 371
22194B
22195bå 14,547, pavement; var. JI
22196D37.
22197bå J46 J4R. J4o», fower,
22198palm (?) garland, plant (?)
22199**, plants, thicket, bushes, a kinero! herb.
22200bå, báa 40,j4 0, Hearst Pap.
222012,9.....
22202ba ffo, 14t0, 8, grain.
22203baat 1ia lle fle
2220414S14=f, cake, loaf, a tablet
22205of incense; piur J4A JS114
22206bả ]Ép, a cry.
22207bä-t J4-fp, cry, speech (7)
22208bäba 14142, scryos orine no atuines spells or incantations.
22209ba-t1A-114
22210sack, bag, chest, baggage.
22211ba-t JU.Jlo,IV, 637, a drivesel.
22212Bá-t J4o B.D. +1, 4, a city in the Tuat.
22213bá-t G, IV,
22214I140, 4e# , Rev. 11, 182,
22215honey; Copt. EBre: fl=1
22216il! like bees abounding in honey.
22217bàa I, to rebel, to revolt.
22218båa - om báa (' Slla,
22219with ,a strong negative;
22220, Ebers Pap. 97,
2222113 f., A.7. 1905, 104, 1907, 133.
22222ba-t J15 of, Berl. 2296, 14 °,
22223Berl. 17021, 113 ys, Rec. 16, 56,
22224209 ] B
22225148JA, IV 991 JlfIV
22226903, 14E 11-8.11%Sp.
22227character, quality, disposition, characteristic,
22228moral worth, reputation;plur. J43
22229El, Anascasi I, 1,5, I4CD f, Gol 13,129,
22230itta ff. Thes. 1483, J11,IV, 505.
22231bäa-t bän JIGSJ'S
22232evil-natured.
22233baa-tnefert s J4EI, Gol.
2223414,145, well-disposed.
22235båai J4I4, Rec 20, 43, to wonder,
22236to cause wonder, to do a wonderful thing, to be
22237amazed, to be astonished, to consider marvellous
22238or w'onderful.
22239143,1.Z1905, 100, 147
2224014-5 140 9, IV, 1077, Jla.
22241wonder, wonderful, something to be amazed at,
22242a marvellous act or deed, a surprise; Copt.
22243EBH; plur. IaPSB. 2, 3, ali
22244Sa, Hymn Darius7, a 1i 14344
22245C|1AA 144 afi
222461EAEI AEAMAAIS
22247La, Mar. Karn. 54, 47-
22248båa - em báa
22249extraorclinary; Ta
22250Bon a mereile :
22251truly wonderful [ointment].
22252Baasti J4IS44:" D.1.Z.1905,33,
22253"Wonderful one." a title of a god.
22254båa J4, to work a mine, to dig out
p. 372
22255J B [2
22256baa J88:J0.18.1:253,284,
22257P. 214 N. 31, N. 61 JIA. 1.310,
22258183,N.083, 17. N. 18, 264, 957,
2225918PA4.N.296, J0688, M. 705,
22260}P 52 JOVTES 4,P.76=
222611034.M.100=J7B.N.18, metallic
22262substance, copper; nmm frto f um 18
22263w777N8J58.
22264metal of the North; vr J
22265mneinl of ihe south, var f Tt laer
22266forms are:-J4%,J° • 1I.
22267JETHNSIBJIG
2226817→a, IV, mn, J0T
22269.'' 14
22270• 1O 1IIAI
2227117491158
22272slf1, ingazs of gold, o lr, Rer. 30.
22273Baa-em-soh-t-neter J43.11d
22274IM 2 EM, the mame of on instrnsent
22275used in the ceremony of "opening the mouth."
22276bàa en pet o lll'
222777mmo 1.I). III, 194,
22278•14I
22279J43 =000 0000
22280Rec. 32, 129, iron of the sky; Copt. Benire.
22281båa nu ta () looo 1 1 I' carth-iron (?)
22282bãa kam JE. →, black basalt.
22283bäa J==,J=11%.
22284147=15118→14
2228510 ]
2228614l), thesky, heaven, the material
22287of which heaven was supposed to be made.
22288Bàa a 1,55, JEm1
22289ms, JIMs, Shipwreck, 23, 14%
22290as, flan dãs le oms,
22291l'ii JP the mine-region
22292in the Sodân and Sinai; J0ms, p. 189;
22293JT., mines.
22294b[äa]-t Lx mine (in Sinai).
22295Báau J ДІ1І, Кес. 34, 169,
22296B.D. 80, 11 = 4 a skj-
22297000 god.
22298båa , A.Z. 71, 171, capital of a pillar.
22299Båa-heri-äb-pet 4 HIL1
22300B.D. 153B, 7, the weight of the magical
22301net.
22302Bàa-ta zorrn, Tuat IX, a monster
22303serpent with a head at each end of his body.
22304bãa JAS-AE tot.
22305baak0 s, jIK-
22306Hymn Darius 1.6, hask; see4
22307Båak-t 14' the hawk-god of iron (?)
22308bäz 102 , Peasant 223=
22309bäuk J4f. krains, sued, ables (i veg
22310bäuk jider 14S Д.
22311N, hawk, the hawk-god of
22312heaven, a name of Amen-Rã; plurdo
22313bábá JUJ(O, kec. a9, 159, to kill, to slay.
22314sába J4 J4 D' title of Set; sce Babs B.D.93 (Saite), z,
22315båbá |4 14 D, Hearst Pap. VI, 8...
p. 373
22316B
22317bäbt J4J8 '.D. (Saite), 133.3
22318bas Jl%e: tosee, to look; see le
22319bas J4s 1ls", to beevil, to
22320be wicked; Copt. Bururn.
22321bána ]4 1 5, abad man.
22322S evil, wrong,
22323sin, misery, wretchedness; plur Js!
22324151 10DT 10sE
22325, most wicked, or evil,
22326wholly bad; Copt. eвIнN.
22327Bán J4- evil personified, the devil.
22328bäs ff mn, sveet, pleasant = 145
22329ban-tu www A1A15
22330harp; Copt. BoIrH, orwINI.
22331bän 142g, to play a harp.
22332bän 14ajarelin, spear.
22333bån-t 0* "ie, palm - 14o
22334bänx 11NA!
22335, Amen. G, 11, 13, 6, to be sweet,
22336gracions; see
22337bänz-t JED.swcetness.
22338bänr JlS, dates.
22339Bánr-ra-t J4CPaOD. Ombos I11,
223402,131, a goddess.
22341bäh 148 mm, nood, inundation.
22342báh 148e F, IV, 998, lion.
22343bähes 081fa, a young fercelion (?)
22344baqer JlSf, escellent, good - JS
22345bak f4g, Kec. 27,59,to twitter, to cry (?)
22346211 ]
22347bäk J,N183,flc.J0
22348hawk; fem.J4 plur Je
22349A.U.525, P. 173, N. 681, 110814
223503s1, Rec. 26,19, JfORB.1.
2235112, rоr, J A.U. 209; Copt.
22352BHG, Gr. Baüjo, Horapollo, 1, 7
223531BEITi,living havks.
22354Bäkui 3 JAAI
22355S I, B.D. 61, 4, the double Hawkigod.
22356Bák 10, l0 ", B.I). Irо,
2235715: (1) a hawk-god, rooo cubits long, in Sekhet-
22358Åaru ; (z) a god of letters, one of the Seren Wise
22359gods, Düm. Temp. Inschr. 25 ; (3) a hawk-god
22360in Tuat III.
22361Bäk - J4Of 9588, Rec.
2236211,70, a divine hawk with parti-coloured plumage.
22363Bak-t Jl , Tuat II, a hawk-goddess.
22364bäkJfsex, L.D.I1I,651, 17, Ille
22365j sex, Rec. 16, 57, J0 145
223662ex, IV, 897, the hawk-boat of Horus,
22367barge, boat in general.
22368Bäk-t J4 @, U.578, N. 950,
22369a town in the 'Tuat.
22370Båt, Báti "Д,16-84, кес.
2237127,218, 1at s, N. 1346, 165 8.1-7.
22372Jloy T. 352 = Y, king of
22373the North (as opposed to , nesu, king of the
22374South), king of Lower Egypt; Gr. Birys; plur.
223756-T4I,P.081 163-1
22376M.477, N.1245, o,1.266, h
22377PI, IV, 8s. VBB А, IV, 169, 1в3-
22378fi, Tombos Stele 14,
223792
p. 374
2238012
223812 2 Thes. 1287, kings of the South and
22382North; I bo ba bo, king of the kings of the North.
22383bäti bf "L di, a itle of tio priestesses.
22384bäti-ff8mm yg,Iv,
223851015, the "two ears of the king of the North,"
22386title of an official.
22387båti khā Eg: thhe festival of the king of the North.
22388Båti "2, B.D. 41, 4, a ciweller in
22389Amenti, king of the North (?)
22390Båti Båti N Țuat III, a forni of Osiris.
22391Bâtiu 6- a ,N. 1245,
22392i!!' Tuat VI, the deifed kings of the North.
22393Batiu Vl' four gods in the Țuat. Tuat VI, a group of
22394båt..... ув,
22395Q the litle of a very high official, meaning
22396something like "bearer of the seal of the king
22397of the North"; plur.
22398Bathon(7) J4^SA,a gou
22399bäth Joss, Ja fss.
22400* v a2, 3z,
22401P. 41, N. 059, 1159, to walk, to run, to leap, to
22402leap in, to leap out, to escape, to hasten, to
22403depart.
22404bath J lff, to cary off, to seize.
22405bath200,5levil, de
22406structive, the name of a devil.
22407Bath15 Nesi-Amsu 32, 45, a form of Aapep.
22408bäth7w, Berl. 3024, 113, 2
22409sick man, one vexed with the devil of a disease.
22410báthi |5 |VY, Norbampion
22411Rep. 11, profession.
22412bäthiu J7491J7
2241344YI, professional mem (?)
2241412 ]
22415båt Jl= , , a disease of the eye.
22416bã J-d, 1.7.42, 107, Koller Pap. 4, 8.
22417ba o, to shine, be bright.
22418baba -5,
22419,*, Mission) 13, 143, to shine, 1o give
22420light, splendour; Copt. Borfor.
22421bă, baãa f]f 1=178.
22422sticks of palmvood; plur. J→ -
22423Rec. 16, 97; Copt.
22424BeI.
22425BaI-g. Je'A. Nar: Lit.8o,
22426the name of a god.
22427bãa J=i=→)i contradiction.
22428baba /—f-f-fp,
22429Rec. 4, 12i, to converse, to speak in a contra-
22430dictory manner.
22431bãa (B) J li, a kind os disease.
22432bãa Jaro, to sip, co lap, to helijps e) (the lips?)
22433bäbă fuefamm, f-f-
22434to make wet, to moisten, to sip, to lap;
22435Copt. ReBE.
22436bäbă |— |m, ". 570, to smear oneself in blood
22437bäba-tfw stream, canal, rivera
22438baba JfottJ-f
22439, Rec. 2,15, smelter.
22440bãa JET 8,J-8l2.
22441JESP, Amen. 16, 19, 21, 2, 27,1.
22442J →O, Tomls Ram. 11I, 79, ro, to explain (?)
22443bāuhu =%e , Rood; see bän.
22444bän Jimm, ". 2st streamS2lakel 1101. £21.
22445bän-t fumi g, Rcc. 30, 72, l. 26, P:38),
22446N. 165, 208, neck, throat, bosom.
22447bãn Jamýcs, lamé to moune
22448an object in metal, to plate, to inlay.
p. 375
22449B
22450bãna Juml7t,akind or plant.
22451Bänti Jüm, Tuat X, a dog-headed apee-
22452a mass of water; com-
22453II, pare Heb. 7N2.
22454Bãr JFADNDO
224551850515, Bal,
22456a Syrian god of war and the chase, sometimes
22457identified by the Egyptians with Set; Heb. by2.
22458Bar-m'hr J5
22459a judge in the Harim Conspiracy; compare
22460770-995 (Deréria).
22461Bärtá -→14N, Ba'alaıh nboz,
22462Beltis, the consort of giDş 2227 (Eixod. xiv, z,
22463Numb. xxxiii, 7, Asien 315).
22464bäh, babá —8N.0gr, —
22465Т: 368,Р.47,5781 mm, N.33,
22466Bemm J-8ºi
22467D mm h lmu, J ff, to Aood
22468with water, to submerge, to be flooded;-
224692 am f. M. 335, f -81 mm 4, M. 334,
224701-81 mmSp, P. 108; E1-8e
22471, Rec. 21, 14, irrigation officer.
22472bäk f-m 1-88 mnn, waw
22473T. 243, P. 608, water-flood, abundance of water.
22474Bah шт, , "Waterer," a
22475title of the Nile.
22476Bah -7#1-7
22477www B.D. 64, 20, 1361, 7, the god of the
22478Nile-flood
22479bak -1151
22480f, in he abundant.
22481bäh —8 S, Рар. 3024, 87, а
22482man orerwhelmed with misfortunes.
22483213 ]
22484bah+ 1-8-201-8-80
22485T.82, M.230, N. 613, I, 34, an abundant food
22486supply, bounty, abundance: ,
22487an abundant harvest.
22488bäh, bahá |→89 S: N. 1326,
224891-81mmA. P.81, J-81 SEP
22490M.I1 15 S,N. 25, giving meat
22491and drink in abundance, to feed full.
22492bätha |-7ey • Z, Nästasen Stele 39, ressel, pot.
22493bi JAl T, Lacau..
22494bi 144 Jaf, IV, 612, to make a wonder
22495bi-t 144.1.7.1905, it, a wonder;
22496plur. 144-fai 144 Jie. IV, 340, 347.
22497biu 1008 61,B.1.138, 7, "wonder- ful" (?)
22498Bi ]4f tobbh, the name of a fiend.
22499Bit 144:8, B.D. I45R, a form of Hathor.
22500bina |13 : 144
22501A.Z. 1908, 85, the phoenix bird ; Gr. Doîvig.
22502bue, Amen. o, 1, l a sign of
22503negation, not; Copt. eee.
22504buàr le , donot = Copr. мєpe.
22505bupu Ipop, fee -, Rec. 21,
2250619, fee 88HHH
22507JS-f" P.S.B. 14,330; em. fee4 e
22508bu pu ua Je 0-cs Ln no one.
22509bupu-t fego ; Сорr. rепатє.
22510bupui-tu 1-14411z1908
2251173 ff., not; Copt. renє.
22512buan Je el ungacious, unpleasant. malignant.
22513bu fif fe, Js lil
22514place, house, site (JMDl", B.D. S1B, 6); Copt.
22515ees: J mmleret, place of wine;
2251603
p. 376
22517B [ 21
225181888,U.12, 34,80, 345, N. 262,
22519349,560, place where thy feet are.
22520buäakhule , Gol. 14, 144,
22521the best, excellenee.
22522buager jel, 11518
22523HllElff place of strengch
22524or perfection, ie., strength, wisdom, perfection.
22525buna L'É oneplace; =J'É
22526in one or the same place, together.
22527buuab J5l'mmn, place of
22528purity, i.e., cleanness, purity.
22529buur lJ5 place of great-
22530ness, ie., majesty, riches, prosperity.
22531bubáre Je 1SIS1S
22532place of evil, ie., wickedness, evil, misery,
22533wretchedness.
22534bu maa J$ZP.Re: 35,126,
225351U1Z1821114
22536971, Rec. 35,73, place of truth, i.e., truth.
22537bi menkh'6f' шим Rec. 16, 56, per- fection.
22538buneb Jelel
22539I, erery place, everywhere.
22540bu nebu, bu nebt J'eff,
22541YLIIS
22542Yffi, Peasant 262, J'
22543PДNÅDSIEA
22544IV, 835, Berl. Pap. 3024, 10S, all men, every-
22545body, men in geneal lA OBAl
22546B.1).(i. 1061.
22547bu nefer Jfd, Peasant 197,
22548J0feflt pace of
22549happiness, ie, happiness, Fulicity;f"JS
22550Js, l'easant 289, happy folk; 16i7, the
22551happiness caused by plenty of food.
2255214]
22553bu bu nefer 1918N944 174,
22554bun r Пemиz mm Sz8
22555A
22556umgyf * ImOSIS
22557je118, A
22558Amen. 12,12,24, 1, with C
22559and outside; Copt. Bod.
22560bu huru Jg 1 Dts, Peasant
22561167,263, badness, wickedness, shamneful.
22562buher sokheru JS31Sf.
22563Gen. Epist. 68..
22564Bu heh Ie place uhe ornher aorid. of the Other World
22565bu khenti Jet @ I, disas-
22566ter, misfortune.
22567bu kher , place below, ze., under.
22568ousa y, proteceioive the gicis worked
22569busa |ý 88880, after (?); Copt. RrEII- eNca (?)
22570bukiu Jiollypl, 1.%.1906,160,
225711907, 99, foreigners, strangers, foreign (?)
22572bu ga lets , Anastasi I,
225737,2; var. )y ; see beg.
22574butom Je ,perfection, com-
22575pleteness, conclusion.
22576butu faps 1es.
22577JM B, Peasant 214, calamity, evil, iniquity, misfortune.
22578bu tehesor Je i Jos
22579JE, Rec 33, 3, sanetuary, holy place.
22580bu-t ll eya kind of fish.
22581Du JAIIINIIII
22582J$S, U. 189, l.687, N. 223, N. 977, J9l a
22583s,JfR $,102s, l0abom-
22584inate, to hate, to hold to be hateful or accursed.
p. 377
22585B
22586but Je2, Amcn. 13, 17, JS
22587Jlall
2258819'' I: 314, abomination; Je14 e
22589Bs,Gol. I2, 97, loathsome thing;
22590Israel Stele 9.
22591buiti $44 i, Tombos Stele 4,
22592hateful persons, abominable beings or things.
22593but ka ) U, a hateful per- son.
22594But-Menu f P, seBesu. Menu.
22595but(bes-ut?) JS. to comeforth(?)
22596place of issue (?)
22597but (7) 192 some kind of workman.
22598bu#i, beams, rafters.
22599buba 1S1S' Ifa, a seed
22600or grain offering.
22601bubu JAJSJAJDs rings,
22602annular ornaments.
22603buao , place; sce lo
22604bua-t, buai-t 187 I' Berl. 302-1,
2260522 J82H
226061854471844° , high ground,
22607ligh place, hill, high rock.
22608A JENIAL ININ
22609* I, to be great,
22610to be wonderful, or marvellous, to hold to be
22611wonderful, to magnify: 1831
22612thou art more wonderful than
22613those who are in thy train.
22614bua-t86 іт, Reс. 14, 97,
22615198BEl Kulbin Stele 31, mavels. wonders.
22616bua181817351718 1R,
22617, Rhind Pap. 54, Jef
22618115 ] B
22619I44 IR YP, Amen. 3, 5, 20, 11, 18774
2262044 Mf, chier, mighty one, magnate, lord, over-
22621lord, nobleman; plur. 6
22622e2l, Leyden Pap. 13,1+, J8774 6
22623MPi, Hymn to Nile 3, Iit
22624Bua-top181 2. Tomb of
22625Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Rã (No. 12).
22626buäait JelI4i®, wonders, marvels.
22627bun JE,J$,P.725, M. 608,
22628N. 1213, claw, nail, talon.
22629Bun (P) 13.D.Gd 1ng1,aserpent
22630Bun-ā /B-. Tuat XII, a singing. dawn-god.
22631bunes , to eat, to clevour; see
22632burga leos , Verbum 14,
22633to shine, lo ligliten, to glimmer, to sparkle, bright,
22634shining; Copt. Врнх, врноє, Неb. рт₴.
22635buha A, fugtive, he who files coward
22636buhnra je
22637Love Songs 2, I1, to mock at, to
22638laugh at; Heb. Srz.
22639busu (7) JEPB !, cheeks (?)
22640busa ) ฿ ryon1, Demor. Cat, some
22641silver object given in dowries.
22642bug-[t] 184 Rev. 14, 107,
22643pregnant woman.
22644but fee barley; Copt. BwTe, Gr. itupa.
22645but 18- iil, a kind of offering, in cense (?)
22646butchiu 187448A1 those
22647who are burned or scalded.
22648beb as, to be violent.
p. 378
22649[2
22650bobu Jlepus. B.D. I6I, t, strong man.
22651bob |, to go round, to reiocuea te circulate.
22652beb Jl , a metal pectoral or breast-
22653plate, collar; J J'la, uraeus headdress (?)
22654beb, bebt JT Jlf, Ree.
2265527,86, J"J'=, care, cavern, cavity, hole
22656in the ground, hiding-place, den, lair; Copt.
22657Bнв.
22658beb-tam », the deep part of a stream,
22659source; 1 l s umm, Berl. 19286,
22660depth of the Nile; see 9 5 1-1-mm,
22661deep water, 1 l mm, IV, 46+, B.N. 374.
22662Beb JP B.D. 17 (Nebseni),
22663125,11, 6, N. Rec. 27, 8t, the first-born
22664son of Osiris who ate the livers of the dead;
22665see Baba, Babai, Babi ; Gr. Béßrr.
22666Bobi JJ0L &, the eldest son of Osiris;
22667see k 412.
22668Bebi JJ44 D' headed sod or the daad. B.D. 18, 1, 1, a dog.
22669Bebti (?) ‹ 17 (Nebseni), tt,
22670the guardian of the Bend of Amente.
22671Bob-ti JJOд. Mar. Aby: 1, 45, the god
22672or9 =.°.
22673bob-t Jei, J-NT, Roe. 31, tt
22674a kind of herb or flower.
22675bebait 13341
22676341-50, B3.11104, 5; sCcP 144-3
22677bebuit J1S44S1,ra. JIS
22678S. Jl E, a kind of wig.
22679bobut(7)J-farroms.
22680bebnth(benbenthp) 1fU.539,
22681ww 1l, 1: 295........
2268216 ]
22683bopi Joll, B.I. 168, Qerr-iX...
22684bef *, to sec, to look at.
22685Befen m JnE, Metter-
22686nich Stele 5r, one of the seven scorpions of Isis.
22687Befen-t m , consort of Befen.
22688bmãi (bum'i) 1 =Il, IV, 781 =
226891-84-7is7, high places.
22690ben | mm, Åmen. 27, 1, not; Copt. IT;
2269118/mm=18
22692bena | mml e, not.
22693ben Jmm, N.199= bent J0 mm,
22694P.152.
22695www
22696ben , evil, wickedness,
22697wretchedness; see Ju ; Copt. Burwure.
22698ben-t , Metternich Stele 35, evil.
22699benu , evil one, wicked inan;
22700, Rhind Pap. 18.
22701bená /uml B. Rer., Juml
22702B fomms, fm
22703Rer: 13, 9, badness, evil, wiekedness, sensual,
22704bad; varr. JrollsJmm
22705Rev.; Copt. Buwre.
22706ben ha-t o i sa,iv, • hearted, rebel. 1075, evrl-
22707Bon JºNД. J.S Д. Reс.
2270826,233, a god of evil.
22709bentJmlslo
22710harp; Copt. Boine.
22711- miu nm Kerhnungem s8. 59, a kind of bonbon-t fumJan, B.D. 145,8, wood, paim-stick.
22712bon ] →, 1o escapo, to Bec, to pass away, to be dissolved, to go on.
22713bonámml s' Jour. As. 1908, 262, to go, to come.
p. 379
22714[2
22715bonben Jlm lofmm, A
227161V, 925, to hasten, to come. www
22717ben s, B.D. 39, It, to copulate.
22718www
22719benu o eys, male, man.
22720benben 1 1 =, ww Nesi-Amsu 508, to copulate.
22721benn ay, IV, 943, B.D. 17, 135,
22722www www Rec. 32, 68, to copulate, to beget, to be
22723begotten, virile, phallus.
22724Benen Ay, " god of generation, a
22725form of Menu.
22726Benni IW00, Tuat IV, a phallic god.
22727Mww
22728ben-t P, a portion of the body'; plur.
22729ben-ti Samo, two ege shaped orgodo. the body.
22730ben-ti mm y y, the twro breasts
22731of a woman; see
22732ben-t, benut
22733oalll boil,
22734pustule, abscess, gangrene, pus.
22735benn-t Jumm m, some ball-shaped
22736object, ball, eye-ball, apple of the eye; Jmm,
22737the two eyeballs.
22738bonn-t Ebers Pap. 35, 9, eye- ball (?)
22739benn Jami amulet, the evil ege, witch- craft; Copt. Buwun.
22740benn O ill rings, bracelets.
22741ben-t) STT, Rec. 15, 152, 8 0
22742cincture, belt, girdle,Ja T=lgM.
22743benn Jmmm ", B.D. I45, 36, a kind of wood.
22744Benn Jamm, Tuat VIII, a lightgpel of the 7th Pylon.
22745benben fumfum, Jum fum],
22746fumfum, fofol ndfmn
227471 0 1 88 mm' the stone
22748symbolic of the Sun-god, obelisk, pyramid; see
22749Gamlo
2275017] B
22751benben-t JYJ4= Mission a3,
2275261,g8. Kec. tie benthe ornctuatoner
22753benben-t mm -A.fum
22754A,IV, 500, lJ um 1.
22755the pyramidion of an obelisk, the top of a
22756pyramid.
22757benben-t | mmyum.
22758wans a Jla, a pyramid tomb,
22759tomb in general: Jmm| um geg, B.ID.
22760172,30, bier.
22761benben mm mim D.N. 97%, a fire offer.
22762ing (in the house of Seker); mm mm
22763, N. 663.
22764Benben 11 Al, Nar. Aby. I, 44, solar-god (?) a
22765Benben |ummm,N.077, a
22766light-god in the temple of Seker.
22767Benbeniti Ll ad. Jum Jumm Q4
22768o l 'l'uat I, Tomb of Seti I, one of the 75
22769forms of Ra (No. 74)
22770benben l 3iseel mn mm
22771benau L.D.II, 194,12
22772bená lum8.IV, 183, Jroles
22773Rev: 13, 6z; see Ju18.
22774bena-t J-f%, sirectness; see j
22775www 1-8f.
22776bená ári fum18ell ys, well-
22777doing, gracious.
22778bena fumda, roung palms, baln shoots.
22779bená Jumfe8W88 !'!'Jeo
22780date wine.
22781bnáná I тag mum, 11) 134, 7,
22782bni l'ne swallow: Copt. внпє, BHNI.
p. 380
22783B L 2.
22784benu-t vn min •I' LOB mn o lll
22785Jop am' IV, 831, a kind of stone, pebbles,
22786ww www
22787flints; .''Joßm, the ore of
22788copper (?) a stone used in medicine
22789benuit Joe4li! corn-grineers, querns.
22790benut oßlop 1 l'loaves. cakes,
22791benu 08 =,N.757, Claws, nalls talons; see bun
22792benu ›, Nästasen Stele 38, bowi, vessel.
22793bennu Jomma, to set something in
22794benu , Rec
2279529,176,) o e
22796ww
22797@, Metter-
22798nich Stele 92, the benu bird;)
22799Rec. 30,72.
22800Benu , B.D. 17, 25, a
22801bird-god sacred to Ra and Osiris, and the incar-
22802nation of the soul of Rã and the heart of Osiris;
22803Venus as a morning star was identified with bim ;
22804Benu was self-produced, and the bird appeared
22805each morning at dawn on the Persea 'Tree in
22806Anu; the Greeks connected it with the Phoenix ;
22807see Herod. ii, 73, Pliny N.H. x, 2, Pomponius
22808Mela iii, 8, 'Tsetzer, Chil. S, 397.
22809ww
22810Benuf ( 1ox P. 662,
22811I'. 782, an enemy of Osiris (7); var. Jol.
22812N. 774.
22813Benleb mm ds 20, Ric. 16, 150,
22814i native of Beneh.
22815www
22816benpi = Copt. Jnc.
22817benpi J. 44D, Rev. 12,25, Jmm
22818140D. Rer: 12, 20, JmAs
22819Rer. 13.41, iron; Copt. Berune.
22820bont fam, 1%1893, 29, Jano
22821Rec. 31, 31, exudation or emission from an
22822animal or reptile.
2282318] B
22824Bent), Metternich Stele 58;
22825one of the seven scorpions of Isis.
22826benr 188,
22827-3, IV, 651, 661, Jm ps. )...es.
22828with S and , outside, exit; Copt. Bon;
22829see bu n r Mm338 A.
22830Benr B.D.142, Ill, 25, a lown
22831of Osiris.
22832benr S=, "sweet water," a name of the Nile.
22833benra J8a I:315, J01
2283448.8), Rec. 20, 155, Jl8E,
22835Joefa foft I8 ..., dates; www
22836D: , fresh clates, IV, 171; Copt. Brne,
22837внплє.
22838benrå-t umm 4-*,]=0
22839*, clate palm; Copt. Bnne
22840benråu 80. 81849 i' fo, Ju
22841Aio JMAS , Rec. 32, 178, clate
22842vine; Ja4B, new date wine.
22843benrä-t J)4 oD, date wine.
22844benrati J. i tiyp, Rec.
2284519,92, Jum@oyß, labourer in a paini grove.
22846benrá Imm8, Jo8, JAB
22847"Ol, ro ie smeet, surees, to bee gratefni to
22848the senses; 0,nice:mn N. 799,
22849Jfmu P.152, sweet things.
22850bonr-nostJYP, swet-onqued,
22851speaker of fair things.
22852benr-re , sweet-mouthed.
22853benrá benrå Pumm&Jmmy, very
22854sweet, very nice.
p. 381
22855B L2
22856-bonrit JDo, U.163, I:137 84=
22857P. GA0, 8A8HDUB JM
22858SP 1:182,Di D J8O.
22859140181Hf J
22860A-8llJMD, sveetness, a favour, any.
22861thing swect or pleasant or nice; plur J mmm
228621,E1 1,53 l519.".1.
22863179,7, JJmm 44.00888.
22864bonri, bonriti 4 84
22865844"4p, Jm 00 "Fup Js
2286648" Eyp, Leyden Pap., confectioner,
22867swveetmeat-maker; plur.o www 4"8Å2I
22868bennhu , to turn avay',
22869www
22870or aside; Copt. oor2(.)
22871benkh , Rec. 15,127, t0 make
22872an incision in bark; mm, to cut.
22873bensh , bolt, part of a door; plur.
22874,B.1).125,111,27.
22875bengw, a kind of bird.
22876beng
22877bent, beati f1°1IN.
22878SD JEiA. Jmm W, 105-
22879headedape; plur.fm1 DomOl
22880SA S A J E
22881Bonti Jaw Jmn, Fuat 11, a singing
22882ape-god: plur. mn" Al, Tuat1.
22883Bonti-ari-abetf d182
22884! luar Vl, an ape-god.
22885Benti Jami| Nephty inap seiornd
22886Bont (P) ISti www a',P. 16x, J So, man
22887T.210, the son of Uat-Heru.
2288819 ]
22889Bentui ) www SX': P. 648. 13-1
22890ДД,P.70,3718 . N. 747,
22891two fiends in the Tuat.
22892bent-ti Jam I,' the two breasts: varr.
22893mn o ; Copt. eerot.
22894bent Jew , to copulate, phallus.
22895bont Jasg Rec. 11,62, a
22896to tie, to bind, to bind with spells.
22897bent= > 9 A.Z.1905, 39, to groan,
22898to moan.
22899bent pum x dThes. 1202,)
22900Israel Stele 10, an exclamation of grief, woe!
22901alas!
22902bentch-t J"-Yo8t, Mission 1.150,
22903Ree. 29,157, vineyard, pergola.
22904bontch-ut(?) J'ofdale
22905Mar. Mast. 181, 186, vineyard, estate.
22906ber 11081923,
22907outside, cxit, gateway: Copt. BoX (eBOX).
22908ber . Res:, ere; Copt. B2X; dual
22909brr (3)5 =a, lo become hard, to ossify.
22910berber Jofolfojs
22911Д =, pyramid, stone with a pyramidlal top;
22912sce fumfuml
22913berber )o1, a loaf ofbread
22914of a pyramidal shape.
22915berber Jo Jocg,torastnur,
22916to wreck, to overturn ; Copt. Bервир.
22917brã ],950 • Rer. 3, 351, basket:
22918Copt. Rrp, Sarpr.
22919berkaru OYC I'' Herusâter
22920Stele 40, beads (?) some kind of metal ornament».
22921Berqer Rec. 35, 57, name of a
22922liend used in magic.
22923berg nnmh to foree open a door; Copt. cwpx.
p. 382
22924B [2
22925boh JR, IV, 21r, Statistical Tab. 39,
22926ir. JoTl , to flee, to run away.
22927behau Juf Snyp, Io
22928Yo, he who runs away, coward.
22929beh J'u, earth, ground, place.
22930beh ro, some odoriferous subensece, incense (?)
22931boha-t |n T. Koller Pap. 4,6,
22932JNIP, Rec. 26, 69, Anastasi IV,
229336,5 JnPElP.
229341ooJ0f.lEp,fan; plur.
22935bobenm fmo Jna,
22936, to cover over, cover, covering, cover-
22937www lèt, veil.
22938Behthu JДi cass ut gods (P) Rec. 36, 169, a
22939behIe, IV, r081, a part of the body.
22940beb8w, prepuce; Copt. 48g
22941boh J8 what is in front.
22942ben J8n.J8En,ameasure.
22943bek Jit Rich3, shrwas amried. shrubs among
22944behh 88 Y, akind of shrub.
22945bohu J8,reeth, rusks -
22946Copt. oßge.
22947bon J85 B.D. 39,12, J8id
22948J" IB IDIE
22949ofs, '' cut, 1o kill, to hack, to earve, to hew stone.
22950bob-t J8,P.S.B.17,198, J8S
22951P.S.B. 17,197, 18f5 "the tearer," a kind of bird
22952behu Jifye!, "servato as,acameo! servants or workmen.
22953bonhu(?) Ji"I, J8"fquy
22954hyena.
22955,20 ]
22956beha
22957or tear in pieees.
22958beha Jialn , to set
22959(offerings), a kind of fish.
22960boha— ; see bah.
22961Behus p,B.D).109,9, the calf
22962of Khera (?) a soul of the East, the calf star,
22963the morning star.
22964behus уwu, a kind of stone.
22965Behuka J. 4.18
22966T73, Mar. Aby. 1, 49, Sphinx 1, 88,
22967, Abbott Pap. 2, 10, 11,
22968the name of a swif Libyan dog of Antef-ãa.
22969behukaá L, Mar. Mon.
22970Div. 49, Rec. 36,86=3895
22971Behutit oo' the city-goddess of Edfa.,
22972behuthth-t , mast, pole, flag staff.
22973behuț-t ps.li
22974→ 3, Mar. Karn. 42, 8, M, Kubbân
22975Stele 8,
22976SASAIOD,seat, throne,
22977throne on steps, stairs, seat of a god.
22978Behutt→4, Rec. 29, 190, a shrine in Lower Egypt.
22979behut-t(?) Ece, lablet for offerings,
22980altar.
22981Behuț-ti co, the Sun-god or cea, whose
22982form was that of a beetle.
22983behuțț is, to spread out the wings.
22984bohen 183U.455,]8 mm. I:17,
22985J Thes. 1481, I8M, IV, s60,
22986to slay, to cut in pieces, to stab, to
22987pierce, to perforate a body.
p. 383
22988B [2
22989behen J85, baleful, deadly.
22990Bohen-t Rs. Tuat 1, a light- goddess.
22991behenu Jiu D 2or0n, Rec. 31, 31,
22992deadly serpents in the Otber World
22993behen Jise P.S.B. 13, 112, t0 bark.
22994bohonu Jlopt3! mhdog 24, 2,
22995behes S. U.20,
22996Jles calt, plur. D8EP: 45
2299718T7:,M.63, 220,N.31, )8
229984HI, P. 601 1H1
22999F7, Rec. 4,30, J 8
23000O, a sucking calf.
23001behes l8la, calf.
23002behes J8ls, iv, so3 fild
23003f8lE I8Ps, to bunt, to follow tse.
23004behsåu 1814fL, hunter.
23005bohes J8E, a hunt, game.
23006behqa 84k •У 1,". 1т16в, 57
23007boht-ti J8u,Rec. 12, 3r1, tvothrones,
23008or double throne; seee If.
23009beht |8e Ff, seat, throne.
23010bekh-t Jo,, quantity, amounr.
23011bokhkh JOSA.U.611, N. 643,
23012Hh. 44, 1° 'If, Rec. 3', 168, to be hot, to
23013burn, fae, heat, fire, frury; JOSA:, 1:330
23014Bekhkhi 1° 644f =, Tuat VIII, the
23015name of the yth Gate.
23016Bekhkhit 1° Os, l'uat X, a light-godeless of dawn.
23017Bokhbekh JoJoD fJ×A.
23018R.D.G. 453; var.U
23019B
23020bekh |e to give light, to light up, to illumine.
23021Bekh *4 d, 1.D.0. 200, a black-
23022haired bull-god of Hermonthis, the Living Soul
23023of Rã, the Bull of the East, and the Lion of the
23024West; Gr. Banss, Macrobius, Sal. I, 26, Aelian,
23025De Nat. An. XII, 11.
23026bekh Jao f, rf A.Z..
23027Igro, 112, to give birth, to produce.
23028bekh-t ,what is born, produced.
23029bekhblekh]? Jole , a kind of tree.
23030bekhen 4,lo cut, to saw.
23031bekhen |" tm 1 un
23032umт,
23033J. www it a kind of stone from Wadi Ham-
23034mâmât, basalt, diorite; plur. J'mm..., Ree.
2303520,41.
23036bekhen-t Junn, Jum • fuim
23037-E5, Thes 1280, J
23038Z'M Д 1 mm @, IV, 167,) mm
23039f-s, Ja c, gate-house, pylon; plur.
23040Bectl 7262; fm, Rec.s,9, fwnn Dud.
23041Rec. 20,40,) wwww , the two towers of a
23042pylon;) I, IV, 365, two great towers.
23043bekhnu •'Rec. 20,85, a fortified
23044town; plur. ., Rec. 19, 16.
23045Bekhen I'nin B.I). 165, 1, a proper name (?)
23046bekhes . bread, rakes.
23047bes 1,1.7.1908, 17, an amulet.
23048bes Iß JN, I.331, P°. 398, M.568,
23049N. 1175, to flame up, to be hot.
23050besit J100s,fame, lire, blaze.
p. 384
23051bes flel JlS, fame, fire, blaze;
23052plar. IAAD.II.
23053Besu-en-setch-t JAmxA
23054B.ID. 125, III, 23, the fire of the mm fos)
23055ÉIns
23056Besi f100, Tuat X, godd mhe froistire. and maker of fire.
23057Besi J|'44, Tuat I, a singing ape-god.
23058Besit J-4-A, JP4- Tuat1,
23059a serpent fire-goddess.
23060Besu-Menu JISAIT ДJS
23061B.D. x25, I1L, see Besu-Anu.
23062bes Jf*f, instructor, teacher, school.
23063master; see ( J3 *t.
23064*[[Р9
23065doors; see lf*.
23066bes, besi JEd Rec. 31, 162, x71,
230671ADI-SIA Amen.
2306813, 15, IAs, 11E1
23069J1Q0 E, Anastasi I, 26, 4, JP445.
230702 o come, to roane oo, to advance, eo pro
23071gress, to rise (of the Nile), to grow up, to swell,
23072to lead a force against a town, to enter upon [the
23073study of literature]; J P. 285; Copt.
2307408ICI.
23075bess jnne , Peasant 211, Rec. 18, 183,
23076IAPED.IV, 5o5, love songs 7, 0, 10
23077advance, to rise, to pass on, to pass up.
23078bes IV, 157, to induct a
23079priest.
23080bos-t, bes-tu J1. , induction
23081(of aking): IRFls
23082advanced (in years), swollen (of a river) passage.
23083bestuu (1) I5-ßB 0 0 °
23084N. 75.1.
23085222 ] B
23086bes jlex, JnR IV, 159,
23087Thes. 1282, JnE 9llexlg.
23088JNE A"ДINE N, Rec. 32,176,
23089form, figure, body, statue, a visible image ofa god,
23090a re-incarnation (?); plur.
23091Besi '44=xg,a hawk-god, one of
23092the 75 forms of Rã (No. 68).
23093Besu-Ahu (?) J/S
23094B.D. 125, I1I, 35, a magical name of the right
23095foot of the deceased
23096Bes-áru leftia
23097title of Ra.
23098Bes-t-äru-änkhit-kheperu JI
23099fifan § Flh the
23100name of the IXth division of the Tizat.
23101Besi-a •8J17s-A
23102Nav. Lit. 30, the name of a form of Ra.
23103Besi-em-he-t-kauit S=lE
23104a P) Denderah IV, do, a warrior-fad.
23105Besi-nehoh Jns 1 8of, "ad-
23106vancer [through] eternity," a title of Rã and of
23107other gods.
23108Besi-sähu 145-121
23109Nav. Lit. 68, a title of Rã.
23110besit J144, asailpinsin thebods.
23111bes fles fle 'I' JP lll'
23112a disease of some kind which is accompanied
23113by boils or sores, or swellings.
23114boss Jppn, foetid matter, pus, hu- mours, excretions.
23115bes a part of the body,
23116mucous membrane (?)
23117bes JPT, П7, I07, Rec.
2311824,163, unguent vase, oil bottle; J17.
23119the oil bottle used in the cere-
23120i1' mony of "opening the mouth."
23121bes Jno Ipomegranates.
p. 385
23122B [2
23123besbesiu JNInº, JIPW.
23124SPINT INPAR Hearst Pap.
23125XIII, 15, 17, Jf J1 44,.,, P.S.B. 24,47,
23126a seed or herb used in medicine.
23127bes-t Jlj, Rec. 26, r68, chisel: JNg!,
23128chiselled objects (?)
23129bes, bas, besu, basha JP4, 3
23130leopard;J *, leopard of the South;
23131leopard of the North.
23132bes-t lo",) 5), female leopard
23133Bes Be , dıvarf god; T , a god
23134of Sadâni origin, who wears the skin of the
23135Icopard, *, round his body. He
23136was the god of:-(1) music, dancing, and
23137pleasure ; (2) war and slaughter; (3) childbirth
23138and children. In late times he was symbolic
23139of the destructive and regenerative powers of
23140nature, and was the lord of all typhonic
23141creatures; Copt. BHс.
23142bosbes Jlfn, a kind of goose.
23143besa 8888, V.31, 1 088880
23144N.700, emission, Aow, issue; 8=00
2314538880-, What Rows from the breasts, ie., milk
23146besa =1X.J538880, loins, back
23147besa J13 $ Jf6
23148, a short tunic, waistcloth, loin band
23149Besa , Tuat II,
23150a corn-god.
23151besbres](?) JNJl. Rec. 30, 188
23152bosn J0w=fIE. www
23153besen Jlcy, Rec. 26, 168, IPe!
23154→ metal tool, graver; tha besen
23155y i, engraver.
2315623 ]
23157beson Jfam ", Jf, Jmm,
23158J1.8 wees, Juinnoss, I. +7,
23159M. 64, N. 33,504, a kind of seed, some subs-
23160stance burnt at the inauguration of a temple.
23161besek Jfes, Jl g, intestine, gut;
23162plur. Jlcl.430, jleooo,
23163I. 346, Jle :Jnefpss;
23164Inefo, viscera, intestines.
23165besek lcts, l. 510, V. 537,
23166Il to rip up an animal et ices, to ghe intestines, to gut.
23167Besek JNef: see fJeof.
23168besh, besha.t, T. 295, Amen.
2316914.17, Israel Stele 30, JETDC, L. 538, P.
23170220, Jr0 1, Rec. 30, 180,
23171vomit, to be sick; J, to drench,
23172to be drenched.
23173bosh-t, U. 148, 1: 119, N. 456.
23174beshu faufrnt, pittc, e, cessile. saliva, vomit.
23175beshsh 5S001,775
23176beshsht JEto Jasono.
231771.661,775,11.771, flow
23178of water from the eyes.
23179besh J, dust; Copt. vercy (?)
23180beshshi sticks of in-
23181cense.
23182beshu (3)J=$ , B.I). 108,5
23183metal scales or plates.
23184besh J , Anmales V, 34, to shail. to kill.
23185besha M.", Jm
23186ooo, millet, crushed or ground,
23187millet flour, dhurra for making beer.
p. 386
23188B L 22
23189besht 11
23190h, ito rebel, to rerolt.
23191besht-t Jog, Iv, 6it, IoB
23192150A 100
23193DSLPS FP, Pap. 3024, 102, revolt,
23194rebellion, resistance, opposition, troubled (of
23195water)
23196beshtiu Jof В1, Reс. 15,178,
23197JDl Re s,124 1Bcst
23198S LDBI
2319910 Rec. 11,59, l Mar.
23200Karn. 52, 18, rebels, revolters.
23201beshth Ja orh, to revolt, to rebel.
23202besht Jesån Jas :" to rebel to revolt
23203beshtu J Bi, rebels; see j
23204begj4e, Rhind lap. 28,)408,
23205to see, to be bright, to shine.
23206beg4 the shining, or bright, Eye of Horus.
23207beq-t ., heaven, sky.
23208Beq s, Tuat XII, a dawn-god, who towed
23209Af through the serpent Ankh-neteru, and was
23210reborn daily.
23211Beg Ja, Jog. J-Q1, B.1 145,
2321210,74, i god.
23213Bea Jofi, "N. e6 (sate te doon keeper of the 3rd Pylon.
23214beat IIIJAS
23215IA, fe Iff aive rree.
23216beq Q H& |A
23217„live oil, uraguent compoundeă of clive oil fo,)4 , IV, 688,
23218bog-t J, libers Pap. go, 7.
23219bequatoh Ja088Jofon
23220"IP IV, 699, freshi olive oil.
2322114] B
23222beg netchem 1480,14 , IV,
23223699, O88, sweet olive oil.
23224beg tesher48 , red olive oil,
23225ie., old olive oil (?)
23226beg ha-t Jal%, "oilyhearted," to be
23227deceitful, to flatter, to be insincere.
23228beg ,IV, 62; see bag
23229beg 3, chief, overseer.
23230beals Metternich Stele 7, to cry out.
23231beg 3, to be with child; see
23232JUI
23233beqa to shine, to be bright, to
23234flourish.
23235bega sf In, light, sunrise, shimmer.
23236beqi J44f s, to flow, to descend.
23237begbeg JaJ4s1-1
23238to pour out, to flow; compare Heb. Vppz.
23239bogen Js , IV, 670, a kind of altar,
232408
23241www
23242begengen 1887 J6st. an
23243object carried in a procession.
23244beqen www T, a kind of plant.
23245begenu um of, warrior, soldier. armed
23246beger →?. ]O7, stepps, sairs, stai
23247beges J." Nubian precious stone.
23248begs-t J48 f11B81+
23249Pe.J478XP. Rer: 30,18, 7e
232501.%. 1900,20, B.D.31, 1, 133, 4, lower part of
23251the body, tail, howels, belly; plur J47%
23252Ebers Pap. 65, 10, rr, )^+8 ж, Кес.
2325326,230; o=l4fpaa, "eye in
23254hisbelly," a god; J47Sexmm
23255Rec. 30,08.
p. 387
23256B [2
23257beqsu s J79, U. 310, J47 f0x,
23258U. 330, armlet (?); plur. J18
23259U.517.
23260beqsu J^+$88(3)N. 159, a part of
23261a grasshopper,
23262beqsu J418191, Bscales, balance
23263Beqtui (?) J^f A, the naime ofd. god.
23264bek , ,U. 362, hawk;
23265see llcof; Copt. Bно.
23266Beku a U.570, N.752, hawk gods.
23267Bekut 40
23268llaln: U. 209, hawk-goddesses.
23269bek ]2 to work, to labour.
23270bek Jx,Rec. 13, 36, ladder, steps,
23271tribune = J
23272bek-t J, the morning sky:
23273beka JuJi JUi, to shine, to
23274illumine, to be bright; compare Heb. V922.
23275bokau JuJDR JUISA
23276light, radiance, splendour.
23277beka u U *, morn-
23278ing, to-morrow morning; compare Heb. 722;
23279O P. 618, 619, N. 1303, T. 229, 230,
23280yesterday.
23281beka-tl 1o morning, morning light,
23282Dighe or damin, as opposeel lo f f, darkness,
23283night; compare Hleb.7pa.
23284bokau(8) J;1:a30, Juu.
23285M. Ggo.
23286beka fu 2, Nar. Karn. 47, +3, A».
23287nales V,95, JY 2, to bulge out, tosivell
23288(of the belly of a pregnant woman) ; Copt. BOKI.
2328925]
23290bokat Jyd, Rec. 27, 56, Jug.
232911u a pregnan voman:
23292a cow with young.
23293boka-ti Jf, inc lrecast shee s alle with milk.
23294Beka-t |u *, Y U
23295JoX318*, 284%, the name or
23296one of the Dekans; Gr. BIKST.
23297beka Juze N, wreak, feeble =
23298, B.D. 32, 9.
23299beker É, steps, stairs.
23300begi, .' shine, to besplendid Rec. 30, 6, to see, to
23301beg
233021EIEE1E1EIobe
23303exhausted, weak, feeble, destitute of strengtli,
23304helpless, helpless one, tired, weary.
23305begg to be helpless, do nothing, be inert
23306beg-t ¿ chamiber oi a sick person.
23307begi , IV, 1150, I
23308S, Anen. 4,10, JE ,Ti J9
23309the weak, the helpless, the inert.
23310begaau JI1955, place or
23311helplessness, the grave.
23312beg Jtip, to cry out.
23313bega LfSEIIÉi
23314Ja ISl, moan, cron, sieping, fameing- tion, sighing, groaning.
23315begauJa3Bwmuyp, Peasant :38,
23316shipwrecked man; Copt. Bixs.
23317begaa l f, akind of fish; var.
23318begarthat Ja3S'4 Isracl
23319Stele 11, cave; compare Heb. ,7743.
23320P
p. 388
23321B [22
23322begas af 8s, feeble, weak, little,
23323diminutive; plur. Ja - S1 B2V,8.
23324begas ha t HÅS
23325Love Songs 4, 10, to be troubled in mind
23326begasu JaI7SE, a wild ani-
23327begasH
23328B.D). 38B, 4, part of a boat.
23329begen JE 4,knife.
23330beges An, to be weak or miserable,
23331to be in want, empty: var.5/5.
23332begst Ja g.l, weakness,
23333reebleness, helplessness; s 0 0'470 IV,
23334begsu |41' P, troulle, misery.
23335begess -p' neck (?) a part of the body.
23336begs-t ,)I° "_,, A.L.1908,17,
23337B.D. 136b, 8, necklace, collar, an amulet; var.
23338boges f7RF END.I
23339MD, dagger, poignara.
23340begesI let, a kind ofshrubs.
23341bet J-LI Jes, to be anabomi-
23342nation, to be regarded as loathsome.
23343beta JEIE JAIA
23344Sos Ainen. 4, 19,
23345JoS 1
23346Amen. 11, 6, Jo $ Jn
23347ep, Iopsf
23348Lis li
23349"Daoar eril,
23350evil thing, iniquity; wickedness, bad, abomina-
23351rion, sin, fault, oiffence, crime; plur. Jo ß e
23352B
23353D
23354, Israel Stele 15, ) D
23355, agreat erime_worthy off death; Copt. RWTE.
23356betau X , an abominable
23357man, a man ceremonially unclean.
23358betu-t tcheser-t)
23359A.Z. 35, r6, a special abomination.
23360betu J-fff, a kind of fish.
23361bet fir, plant, flwver.
23362bet Jei, grains, seed.
23363bet J° f-f , resin used
23364in making incense.
23365bet(?) JEl' house, place;
23366Heb. M2; J- E Mm, Nästasen Stele 34,
23367the throne of gold; JIe original
23368place, the old home.
23369bet -358-5742, berepsmern. shepberd,
23370bet Io, to shine.
23371Bet-neters J- T!, Țuat XII, a dawn-
23372goddess who towed Af through the serpent
23373Änkhı-neteru and was reborn daily.
23374betbet - J-Lum: sce flmim.
23375botà 164.--14 Il!' ore.
23376beti J,D, Rec. 3, 48, a mould.
23377beti ha J"?D. , Кес. 3,
2337852, the back of the mould.
23379beti her JID , the front of the mould.
23380beti sena ) 1ooog, Rec. 3,50, the twro betisent |/11o6oo, Ree 3,50, thetrro
23381halves of the mould.
23382Rec. 12, 145, a sacred
23383betu
23384tablet (?)
p. 389
23385B [2
23386betnu Jum
23387Rcc. i, 46, rebel, foe,
23388fiend, enemy; plur. uim
23389Betnu mmm)Ed, foreign rebels.
23390beten hat |mm
23391IV, 969, disaffected, discontented, hostile in
23392intent, rebellious.
23393betnums, $, uт 15, dog.
23394headed apes.
23395betnu Ja i fuen fin
23396swift, agile.
23397beth-t (P)J= , IV, 893, the tush of an elephant.
23398betsh iA
23399to be faint, to be feeble, weak, or helpless; see
23400betshu Mi, helpless bur evil-
23401disposed beings, both men and spirits.
23402betek A , to fall, to drop, lo fail.
23403betektek JEse to fall.
23404betok Ji, Jii, rebol, soe;
23405beteka III' fith, misery.
23406beth =s, P. 4T, NL. 62, N. 29, to run quickly, to hasten.
23407bethau JABi I' ReC. 31, 169
23408• bethenu Jmm 1,Thes, 1480, IV,
23409968, to be rebellious or hostile.
23410bethenuw 20rrr, foc, cnemy.
23411bethen ha-t Jamy 1, Rec. 17,44,
23412, disaffected, disloyal, rebellious.
23413bethesh Jfi sec fin
2341427] B
23415bott JOHN1: 280, 194
23416NI. 66, 821,N.119, 139 9=,
23417fo 1E 1
23418t, Jid,
23419do spelt, milict, churra, bar- ley; Copt. Bштe.
23420bott , a heap of dhurra.
23421botthetch-t f #8o J0144
23422N8o, Rec. r2, 85, white millet.
23423bet-teshert4i'Borg, red
23424millet.
23425bet )elfito burn, to burn incense;
23426, to illumine, to shine.
23427bett Je , U. 359, to smell of incensc.
23428bot fes, U.10a, fer.o.. P. 125,
23429"fogi'
23430:, natron, saltpetre, incense; La1
23431→→lgo, incense chamber.
23432beta folfi, censing, one wseo. censes.
23433Botu Jof 2, P. 469, M. 533,
23434N. Irt2, bețu incense deified.
23435bett-t JE , a kind of plant or herb used in medicine.
23436bottkaJT,5, watermclon;
23437TN Heb. aTEIN, Copt. BEToKE,
23438Arab. jna
23439ol1D'
23440B.D. 31, 3, the opponent of the Crocodilc-fiend
23441Sui; var. (Saitc) J mm
23442Betbet LLP! B.D.G. 1064, a goddess.
23443P2
p. 390
23444bet ITf, Rcc. t3,48, JSD, the
23445mould in which the figure of Osiris was made at
23446Denderah.
23447bet El, of gold (rmmm) with steps. Nâstasen Stele 20, throne
23448beți Jollse Sa, abominable per-
23449son or thing; Copt. BOTE.
23450beton fum, B.D. (Saite), t0, 3, J um
234511o compress, to bind.
23452bețon Jamls www
234531o tie, to bind, fillet, bandlet.
23454boton Jmme Jmm 19 В, Гос,
23455enemy, fiend, evil spirit.
23456bețniu 1am14 il!' enemies, toes.
23457Bețen Annales, 3, 177
23458a star-goc
23459bețesh ", P. 241, to dissolve, to
23460be dissolved, poured out like water.
23461Betshet J13 J
23462M. 239, N. 6I6, a god who presided over burnt
23463offerings.
23464Betsh-āui JE—8
23465Kec. 30,67, a god.
23466betsh JanJais, Je
23467ÃJEEJPÅÃ1be
23468weak, helpless, exhausted, powerless, impotent.
23469betsh Jorf, io be angty.
23470betshu, botshut 5J=
23471SAJESnA, im.
23472228 ] B
23473potent but ill-disposed beings, gods, men,
23474fend cd Ă
23475, Impotent rebels.
23476Betesh Jatabrr •Jeh, the
23477devil of revolt.
23478Betshu (?) Nesi-Amsu, 32, 4:
23479a form of Aaper
23480betek
234811s, suide(p)
23482Betch 1"2. Rec: 12, 145, 13
23483L 2, Rec. 31, 31, Annales 10, 192, A.Z. 1906,
234841178421784Re.
2348536, 21t, ie., 7a pop, a bull-god.
23486botch 1oi,u.+8, 1378,1.339,
23487betcha JIDTJD
23488stick, staff, some wooden tool or instrument ;
23489, Rec. 30, 67, parts of a ship.
23490botcha Ju, Jl5, cooking pos,
23491vessel; plur. Jd 8 8 8; Copt. Brx.
23492botchonJüL, Rec. 29, 157; var.
23493botchontehon J3%fI
234941076.........
p. 391
23495[2
234960 P
23497P O; Heb.D.
23498P, pi D, = demonst. pron.
23499mase: sing.; P + I (pen) O mm, what be-
23500longsto; P + ä Dyp, IV, 143, what is mine.
23501P, pà 0, M. 289, 0l = 0$, P182,
23502N. 895 = um' this.
23503Pof, »r, an article of furniture, base of a stand.
23504pe-t • →T: 399, S, 11. 109,
23505A, the sky, heaven,
23506Kex. 13,2, , Rer. 13, 40; plur.
23507→II →'!I
23508Ein, heaven, earth, and the Other World;
23509→Je 4, all heaven; Copt. ne:
23510pe-t pe-t '0o I. 345 7, U.51.1,
23511=221 i, the two
23512halves of heaven, the day and the night sky.
23513pot-ti temtà Ei En84, U.514
23514•=yer fld 84, T:326, the tiro besties. or skies.
23515Dot?sky, the four quarters thercor:
23516ZFR.South, 00° I =oo,Д, North,
23517PFA,Wese, I→D.Piase.
23518petiu "• f 1, heavenly beings.
23519pa o
23520demonst. pron. sing. mase; Copt. ПД1, ПН.
23521pa-à Nåstasen Stele 37,
23522my.
2352329 ]
23524P D
23525pai "1,X , demonst. pron.
23526masc. sing.; Copt. П&1, ПН. With suffixes :-
23527pai-à 2 44 EB, my, mine (masc.),
235282142•22442(fem.); Сopt. п..
23529pai-t Zffes, thy, thine (masc.);
235302194, Rer.11, 124; Сорr. пеок.
23531pal-t Uu fo, thy, thine (fem.).
23532paituk 44 - 10, 11I, 143, thy:
23533pai-f Il ia,
2353400 % Amen. 6, 3, his: пес. Copt
23535pal-s 49p, hers; Bfef,
23536Rer.; Copt. ПWC.
23537pai-n mm,
2353800wm, Rec. 26,153, our; later
23539ww
235401i Res: 11,
23541141, 13, 46; Сopt. ПСUN
23542pai-ten 44 min, your; Copt.
23543петєл.
23544www
23545pai-sen 00... their.
23546paiu 04 Iltheir; later
23547B4Rec. 11, 163; Copt. ner.
23548@
23549pau I!l' those.
23550pa-un , a particle, = then, in that case.
23551Pa-ári-sekhi
23552= a title of
23553Khensu of 'T'hebes.
p. 392
23554P [ 2:
23555Paräh-nersmon Z4BCl
23556umYD, Rec. 31, 36, the owner of a town.
23557pa-ãa-n-ursh y mmoao'
23558Rec. 21, 22, guardian; Copt. папотрсує.
23559Pa-ium't Asar 241A=
23560the port of the sacred boat of the
23561Busirite Nome.
23562Pa-bār Jadiy, ie 42z7;
23563see Bar.
23564Pa-Bekhennu ZI Jngu DI,
23565B.D. 165, 1, a title of Amen.
23566Pabekht-hes-en-pa-hes
23567*81120, Rec. 31, 35, a town in the Delta.
23568Pa-nemmå
23569B.D. 164, 9, a son of Rã
23570pa Rà the Sun; Copt. фрн.
23571pa ha-t Ebers Pap. 14,3, a kind of medicine.
23572pa ==. • transcribed in the 'Tanis
23573papyri by O = 2; see per.
23574pa, pai o P. 164, N 327,
23575N. 858,
23576Z44.0.568.0244,N.751,08
23577244s,
23578s, to Ry; later 2 fltoss,
23579preserved in Copt. П&ПWI.
23580pai M =, Reс: 12,30 -Cuce.
23581Giebes.
23582pai 443824431louse,
23583lice; Copt. IHI.
23584pait 4D-, feathereil fowi, bircls;
2358517, Ker. 32, 67, water fow).
23586pa-t oJ-,N. 95z, a kind of gar- nient, or apparel.
23587P
23588pa o- • = 0 cup,
23589pot.
23590• 0
23591pa-t i !' liquor, drink.
23592pa o jp(), to be,
23593to exist.
23594paut Si, beings, men;
23595, women.
23596pau-t < Q,U.16, MI
23597U. 609,, G.Rec. 27,59,2
23598'
23599, stuff, matter, substance,
23600the matter or material of which anything is made,
23601dough, cake, bread, offering, food, product;
23602plur. bK
23603G
23604D@0@.U.559,
23605İmen. 9,7.
23606pautiu o Rec. 3,116, primstal beings (?)
23607pau o (3), U. +43, 0
23608(°), T. 253, primeval time (?)
23609pa-t a •, prime-
23610val time, remote ages; mh not
23611www O
23612from the oldest time, i.e., never before ;
23613, Thes, 1285, the first beginning.
23614paut ta I, Rec. 27,
2361528,0 II 27, Кес. 31, 168,
23616, primeval tine,
23617remote ages.
23618pauti taui (P)
23619→78,, Rec. 20, 40,
p. 393
23620P [23
23621"| I I'
23622(0) →'IV, IIGS, the beginning of
23623time, the creation, primeval time ;
23624I De since the creation.
23625Pauti taui (?) , Кес. 32, 63,
23626, A.Z. I900, 31, a title
23627of Amen-Rá as the representative of the prime-
23628val god of Egypt.
23629Pau o2D A, Rec. 27, 224, the
23630primeval god. This name perhaps means "he
23631who is," "he who exists," " the self-existent."
23632Pauti
23633, IV', 5I7, a title of the primeval god.
23634Pauti U.737,0
23635G Pe, T. 250,
23636Д,В.I). 15, т0,
23637.997797, B». 19 3, 97797917
23638{ & , N. 07 99 9 99 999 497 977
23639999, P. 97, M1.67,
23640Berl. 2293, Y З.УДД, B.D. 15,
23641B.I). 15, 7,
23642Al1, Rer. 26, 17, 2
23643@fI, B.I. 85, 0, 28
23644B.D. I45, 84, BOI IV, 80%,
23645B.I. 39, 18,
23646Bо д1, Rec: 27, 60, 220, 33,167, 22
23647C0112
23648Q
23649IP!, Pili, the prineral god,
23650the god who created himself and all thatis. 'The
23651dual form of the name refers to his rule of Upper
23652and Lower Egypt.
236531] P
23654pa-t (paut) en neteru mn
23655999.N.709, "company of the gods."
23656Pau-t-then-ta • II
23657Rec.27,221, a god.
23658Paã-t •P. 417, M.597, N. 1202, a lake in the 'Țuat.
23659paāthah (?) *
23660Sl,akind of cake.
23661paash =1Z,1 kina of bird
23662pigeon (?)
23663paat-t o EE'W various kinds
23664of woods, or barks, used in medicine; see
23665T4i,, Hearst Pap. IX, 13.
23666Pai 446044D24
23667Tuat XIl, Demot. Cat. 422, a god.
23668Pait Z1lJ, Metternich Stele o6, the
23669consort of L|! mum s.
23670Pain 44 ==t'a lake in the Tuat.
23671pair RDD 90 Mm, Nistasen Stete 34,
23672the river, the stream; Copt. П00p.
23673Pais (44?) B, a Hittie proper
23674pait o 144 Ca. B.DD. 125, III,
2367530, a part of a boat.
23676pait 2413-34-hse
23677pait 00,,1, Hcarst
23678Pap. IX, 13, a kind of seed used in medicine.
23679paur 10, Rechnungen
2368017, 1, 12, Hearst Pap. XI, 6;
23681I, new wine.
23682pafi Tz, 2002 that;
23683see
23684pant 2 min Jour. 1s. 1908, 265 =
23685пеNТ.
p. 394
23686P
23687Panti-baf-em-khen-tchet-f
23688oll
236893Mm, a beetle-headed throne.
23690bearer of Harmakhis Temu.
23691Panntu(2) 277*TD, Berg.
23692II, 9, the ibis-headed guard of the rrth hour
23693of the night.
23694parăn , ie., 3e mwn, Nästasen
23695Stele 40, 44 = XIN.
23696Paru Ies д.
23697B.D. (Saite) 162, 1, 165, I, a Nubian god, a
23698form of Rã.
23699Pariukas ess ll9
23700T, B.D. 165, 1, a title of Amen.
23701Parhaqa Kheperu
23702N.B.D. 167, 3, the
23703consort of Sekhmit-Bast-Rã.
23704Parhu ,,321, a prince of Punt.
23705partha[l]
23706Anastasi I, 23, 4, Alt. K. 418
23707parthal →, iron,
23708iron weapons; compare Heb. S7?
23709pahu , to-day; Copt. MO0r.
23710pahrer s, to run, to revolve,
23711tu circle; see D 8-
23712pakh o O, U. 551, to attack.
23713pakh , a kind of herb.
23714Pakhit o
23715Rec. 20, 22), a cat-goddess, or a lion.
23716goddess. 'The chief seat of her cult was at
23717Beni Hasan in a sanctuary now called the Speos
23718Artemidos.
23719pakhar to go about,
23720to run.
23721Pakhenmet
23722-P, 1.7. 1901, 129.....
23723232 ] P
23724pakhst-t
23725polos , a kind of plant or vegetable.
23726Pakhet ' Tuat III, a mythologi.
23727cal boat with ends in the form of lions' heads.
23728pakheț o TR, T. 311, to over-
23729turn, to capsize, to be upset or overturned.
23730pas o "Io the name of the
23731object
23732pas •
23733IlI' Rec. 26, 228, the little pot for
23734water attached to a painter's palette.
23735pasa , cakes, loares.
23736pasasa Ediet 15,
23737Rec. 1885, 43, 15, toil (?) labour (?)
23738pasef , U. 109, N. 118, to bake,
23739to cook; see
23740pasen
23741ww
2374257,
23743www
2374412=,
23745cakc, loaf; plur. -
23746m111
23747Paseru SNCA, B.I. (Saite) 165,
237481, a title of Rá or Ámen.
23749paskh o ,1.311;
23750(3)
23751Pasetu 1ole B.D. (Saïte)
23752i12, i, a god, a divine title.
23753Pashakasa
23754B.D. 164. 2, a god, son of l'arhaga-Kheperu
23755and Sekhmit-Bast-Ra.
23756Pashemt-en-Her s
23757A.7.. 1001, 129, "the passage of
23758Horus," the name of a month.
p. 395
23759P [2
23760pag →, cake, loaf; plur.
23761Rec. 31, 172.
23762Rec. 31, 162
23763paq-t o →B, N. 937, lacdder.
23764paqit 400, um" shard, shell;
23765400, um tortoise-shell, turtle-shell.
23766paqru A , Peasant,
23767=30, a kind of fish.
23768Paqrer , Dream Stele
2376930, "the Frog," a proper name = Copt.
23770пєкротр.
23771pakaka Nastasen Stele,
2377218 = ПЄТКШК (?)
23773Patheth0 X ,0.615.......
23774Patheth - ,țuat l, a singing ape-god
23775paț (paut)o =
23776Hh. f6o, cake, loaf, bread; plur. O
23777pat , salre, ointient.
23778pat o a kind of dove;
23779Copt. EnOT
23780pat → IP, foot; Copt. пST,
23781ФRT; sce .SP.
23782pat mm,
23783^, fountain.
23784pațenu *, Herusåtef
23785Stele 52, a metal vessel.
23786patch 2. U. 186, 07
23787I70,P.168,0
23788U. 45°,
23789Dao, matter, substance, ball or tablet or cake
2379033 ] P
23791of incense, cake of bread, a fruit (?); plur.
237921,, Rec. 31,28; 0
23793?1• f' IM, Hn. 341.
23794pà o l, U. 190, 195, P. 610, a denonstra-
23795live pron. =0, 0S44: 04, U.190,
23796520 = 0 Т.70,329.
23797pápá o lolxo}, Amen. 12, 16, o l
23798Rec. 26, 47, to make bricks; Copt.
23799паПЕ, фаФе.
23800pápa-t ofolu part of a shipp.
23801Pán o l um, Tuat II, a god.
23802pås-t ollG,, cake, loar.
23803pát o 4Ô, Rec. 30, 301, cake.
23804pat 247 21f, he who;
23805Сopt. ПЄТ.
23806påtha (?) 042x, Amen. 24,9,
23807moulder, smiter (?)
23808pà Fi, ancestor.
23809pait 241° Lp, i mortal anan; plur.
23810_AB | _A2|um
2381144%ys, the face of a man, a human face.
23812pa-t in, U. 180, P. 216, I. 375, L°.
23813P.166, P Д, Nº 143, -ol, Sphinx III,
23814129, IV, 1045, LByp! o4d.
23815and women, mortals, mankind, people, a class
23816of people or spirits.
23817Pat .- DyIlI, Denderah IIl, 77, a group
23818of beings in the Tuat.
23819pâpa 1, Rес. 36,79, г 0
23820to bring forth, to
23821bear, to give birth to; *, born of.
p. 396
23822P 12
23823Păpā[it] Denderah, a birth-goddess. 1, 6,
23824pã pntA, Hame, lire, spark; plur.
23825→PAI
23826to shine, ro iltumine. papã
23827D
23828pa-t L.D. III, 229C,
23829Rec. 14, 166, a kind of farm land
23830pâ-t ?, Rec. 31, 169, a knife.
23831pâ-t_Loi, furniture, seats (?) chairs (?)
23832păpāit o, a kinci of grain
23833or seed with a pungent odour or taste.
23834pân_ L, NL. 127 • (play
23835ww
23836on the name Rapân the chief of the
23837gods).
23838Pănári Easollf, Tuat IX, a god.
23839P-änkhi o mmll, Tuat I, a form of Kheperá.
23840Pahāaref - I, Res:
2384111,184, agod; Copt. 1&20 pog.
23842pât , loaf, bread, food
23843pat ._› 6 =, dore; Copt. EMOT; var
23844pat-t ?i, lore; see o
23845and inf
23846patch QI' mel a circular
23847object, disk, cake, round tablet, loaf.
23848DI O /, Кес. 15,175 = ПЕ.
23849pi olf, belonging 10:-0 44 YP1, Nis-
23850tasen Stele ft, my; O O0''', his; o Q0n, her;
23851ollofe, ihy.
23852pi, pi-t oll=9, Rer: 15,141, 0 10
23853= fo, Rev: 13, 31, heaven; seea
2385434 P
23855Pit o44o2, Lib. Fun. II, 87, godldess of
23856the lown of Pu, , Buto.
23857pi olla т, 0 00 304fs,044 "'
23858to fly, to ascend.
23859piu (?)011% i, Rec. 27, 86, birds.
23860pip o44°)i, Ree. 'odancin, foreign dancing-women.
23861pi o U4, fea; Copt. пнI, фет; plur.
23862ollef.
23863pi-t o f4", pil stlobule.
23864pif 44.'"' ,IV, 141, his.
23865pinaks o4l87 {olbo4ox
23866Rer: 14, 36, tablet; Gr. mivug.
238671*
23868Pi-neter-țuau Lanzone,
2386920, the god of the planet Venus; he had a
23870man's head and a hawk's head.
23871pir olles 8, ol1 2308, Rec. 4,22, =4,
23872cloth of flax, a strip of limen, bandage, bandiet,
23873linen cloth of all kinds; 000 200 1 lll' threads
23874of tlax; see 008.
23875pis o 44f, her, hers.
23876pituk oll: B, Nästasen Steie 45:
23877pu o e, a demonstrative particle (masc.).
23878=0340, a weakened formor O mn' sing. fem.
23879-fand dS; plur. Ao f, rem. 4ol
23880dual fofl', rem. OD" 1° "'AºS
23881pu Stni tomakie bricks;
23882Сoрt. ПаПЄ, фафЕ.
23883pu-ti" CF,1.7. 1900, 27, the heavens.
23884puáa →D, cake, loaf; plur. "4
23885¡, Rec. 32,181, e Kec. 33, 183
23886C4 Iº 44 g, a demonstrative par-
23887ticle, a weakened form of
23888www
p. 397
23889P L2
23890to fly; see huso.
23891pui (43 Amen. 10, 5, " tof
23892pui e443|, birds, reathered fow).
238937, feas.
23894pup •, Rec. 26, 47, 0 po fii
23895to mould, to make; ""Ee.Jim' 1o
23896make bricks; Copt. ПаПЕ, фаФЕ.
23897punen • aon, Rcc. 8, 16..
23898pur, pura 111' 1'1'
23899beans, peas; Heb. Sae, Arab. Je.
23900pursh
23901to separate, to divide, to split; com-
23902D' pare Hebs. V09E, Copt. пwpcy
23903pus 0 |0, ink jar; see
23904pusa →, a cake, a kind of bread.
23905pusasa Lp Anastasi IV,
23906it, 10, to divide, to separate, to distribute,
23907division.
23908puga o =, stick, staff, a
23909piece of wood; plur. e
23910to divide, to open, 1a be opened; sce 2 E
23911puga.D O, a
23912measure for honey equal to one quarter of a hin.
23913puga opt Love Songs 1,8,
23914camping ground, encampment, camp, compound.
23915puga
23916@
23917io spit.
23918pugas "I I Nirt, imen. 10, 20,
2391923,16, to spit; see t lt.
2392035 ] P
23921putof à111, a name for the clead.
23922Putukhipa 0f0- 18 , 'T'reaty
2392338, a princess of the Kheta.
23924putrá dSUfEP, Lesd. Pap. 3s i,
23925•POlE , B.D. 17, what? The later
23926form is peti This word is con-
239270
23928nected with os, to sce, and means
23929probably, "make to see," "demonstrate," as in S118AD, "explain nar
23930what this i; (or, means)."
23931putchu op a chair of office or of state.
23932Pebaf o ka, Tuat ll!, a god with
23933horns on his head.
23934p-b-maãi (?) • J1 Rhind
23935Pap. 12....
23936pep , to go, to march.
23937a plant or herb used
23938pep in medicine, pepper (?)
23939pepa" Le in, boat.
23940pepi, pip OU0 G, tn make bricks; see
23941pup •
23942P-pesțit-neteru 09. 11°g, a name of Hathor.
23943pef , il dlemonst. particle, that ; fem.
23944KAANA
23945:pluran In the Pyramid Pexts it
23946is sometimes placed before the substantive, e.g.,
239471=0, 1. 615. M1.783, N
239481173; and see 1'. 677, etc.
23949pfa
23950, that.
23951pefi 5,7,
23952D
23953, that.
23954Pefi = , that damned one, i.e., Aapep.
23955pef-qa-her , a title of honour,
p. 398
23956P [2
23957pefes •
23958219A Berl. 7272, to boil or roast, to cook; Сopt. ПІСЕ, ПЄС.
23959pefs genn A! 8, Amberst Pap. 37, oil-boiler.
23960poiss aoll'f' iocont; Copt. iIce. B.D. 172, 34, to roast,
23961pefs-t Holf, a roasting, coobed food.
23962pefsit 100 -l, something roasted, cooked food.
23963pefsu Nell., baked cakes.
23964Pofset-äkhui a loRo'SA
23965'''A. ,B.I). 1454 (Nav. II, 156), a god.
23966pen unn' unm, a demonst.
23967particle, this; fem. van plur. masc. d unn'
23968fem. 100 mm' • • um' dual masc. mw, fem.
239691omm •"'4mm , liй. Pen ustially follows
23970the substantire, but in the Pyramid Tests it is
23971sometimes placed before it, e.s.,
23972ww
23973= * "on this south side," P. 615, NI. 783,
23974N. 1112; see also U. 580, etc.
23975pan, peni mmm Eg7, this, as
23976opposed to , that.
23977penn o_ p, U. 253, a demonst. partictke,
23978this; see
23979pen, penn www mumdred, Fibers
23980Pap. 6o, rr, to overthrow, to thrust together ;
23981Сopt. пишпє.
23982Pen B.I). 98, 6, a god; Saite
23983var
23984penpen , Chabs. Nél. I,
23985mm www
23986262, a kind of stuff or garment.
23987peni mn , B.I). 149, I11, 3..
23988penu
23989ww
23990004 mouse;
23991www
23992plur.nym 5, Berl. Ggro; Copt. IUIt.
2399336 ] P
23994Penu mo logical mouse or rat. B.D. 33,2, a mytho-
23995penu (T, ratsbane.
23996penu www , Tombos Stele 5..
23997penpen www , a kind of fish.
23998Penáp-t wwww 1° →' A.L. 1901, 129,
239991906, 137, the month Paopi; Сopt. ПДДПЕ,
24000ПЄОПІ,
24001Pen-Ámen-betep (11a)
24002#FIR, 1%. 1901, 129, 1906, 137, the
24003original form of the name of the month Pha-
24004menoth; Сорr. пареегат, пареяе-
240052атп, фaлеєпшо.
24006Pen-ant mmMs, A.7..1906,137,
24007the original form of the name of the month
24008Paoni; Copt. M&cnI.
24009penă mm 7oR, min
24010- III А, mти тoк !, to overthrow,
24011to overturn, to capsize, to reverse: Copt.
24012пшшПЄ.
24013pena mmsor, P'easant 112, the going
24014back of a crop of grapes; mm. to, Rec. 29, 85;
24015to balance the tongue, , P.S.B.
2401610,49.
24017penā-t miosx ox Amen. 3,14,
24018mi o , overthrow.
24019Penā-t m For Tuat IIl, a mythological
24020boat.
24021penait min 10 , a portion of a river with rocks in it.
24022P-neb-taui I I Morgan, Ombos
24023156, 18t, a god, son of Heru-ur and Tasent-
24024nefer-t.
24025P-nefer-nehem o! a form of Horus.
24026mn mans
24027P-nefer-enti-nebem •! _, a
24028o ll
24029form of Horus.
24030Penramu дi,a
24031group of gods.
p. 399
24032P 2
24033Penrent mmoo mmlh 1.7.1906,137, the
24034original form of the name of the month P'har-
24035muthi; Copt. фареотоs, ферееоттє,
24036sapeezoтs, фaрeоos.
24037penreher (?) a mea-
24038" sure (?)
24039Penhuba
24040Do
24041D , Nav. Lit. 29, a name of Rà.
24042Pen-hesb (P) ,B.I). 189,
24043www
2404415,17, etc., a god of offerings.
24045Penn-Khenti-Amenti mm Mh m o l1
24046Ws Cairo Pap. III, 3, a serpent-headed god of the Mesqet.
24047pens mmlf- () to burn, to roast, 1o cook.
24048pensu *, Rec. g,93, joint of
24049meat.
24050pens-t, pensit 1° 149°
24051pill, globule, bolus.
24052D
24053pens , a kind of ground.
24054www
24055pens mm&A, to eradicate.
24056Pensu -ta (P) mn x I II'
24057www 1 I' B3.D. 62, 4.
24058D
24059pensa E Anastasi IV, 2, 10,
24060www ¿ x A , Koller Pap. 2, 8, to cut off.
24061pensa fans for the kitchen fire.
24062pensh s Ebers Pap. 65, t,
24063a kind of seed used in medicine, juniper berries?
24064compare Heb. 4i72.
24065penq Peasant 278, mus.n!
24066man
24067Peasant 220, mm, ad, mim um, mm www
24068www
24069,IV, S39, B.D.
2407099,21,189,13, to pour out, to empty a ressel,
24071to make water; Copt. nurl.
24072penq m , U. 770, vim, T. 223,
24073итв.).P. 184, a, M. 291, mm "g,
24074N. 897, mmm D Anastasi 1, 13, 3,
24075to bale water out of a boat; Copt. nWNT.
2407637 ] P
24077ponga uin wwww
24078to split, to divide, to separate; compare Heb.
24079vabs; Copt. Mwdo.
24080penti min, Kec. 15,175, he who.
24081Pentauru , Rer. 6,
2408227, a famous scribe, or perhaps author.
24083Penti, Peti mm Po IД, B.ID. 501,
240845,5CB, 5, a god.
24085pent ww zorar, worm, snake, serpent;
24086Copt. ВПT, уПт.
24087nane of a god. pont, ponteh a in 7A ae
24088Pențitá mn 04. T. 337, mmodf
24089P. 816, N. 644, a title of Rã.
24090Pențen , U, 280, a bull-god (?)
24091Pențer S: Tuat NI, Hh. 154,7
24092ram-god who prepared offerings for Ra.
24093Pentch Rh. 327, a title
24094ww of the Nile-god.
24095Pentchen ,A.Z.. 1910, 128,
24096the name of a god. mu
24097per E9, house, palace, seat of
24098government; plur. T , U.431, P. 401,
24099N.1180, 0EIV,1095
24100, double house, B.I). 159, =, 1,81;
24101neb-t per , mistress of the house,
24102ie., a legally married wife.
24103perit T44, house, the land about
24104a house, corn land (7); plur. Il), Metter-
24105nich stcle 8, T447,. 17. 1900, 30,
24106=10=1,B.ID.15,34
24107perit -1l I), Mar. Aly. 1,6,+7,
24108women of the chamber.
24109peru (pestchu) (;, Rec. 5,91, the
24110group of gods of one shrine.
24111per agur ca! S4, Kev. 12, 107
p. 400
24112P [23
24113Per-ábu -$ IlI' B.D. 26, 2, "house of
24114hearts," the Judginent Hall of Osiris.
24115Per-... -ămi-ă-ăha S1+T
24116O, Tuat X, the gazelle-headed fire-stick that
24117supplied Rã with fire.
24118Por-Amen 3lmm D.T1, Rcr.
2411911,178, 14, 33 = переяеохи.
24120Por-arp 74001740#
24121wine cellar.
24122pa 221T
24123=E1.313
24124B.N. 241, "great house," ic., palace, Pharaoh ;
24125Cupt. Ppo, Heb. M9?E. Later per-ãa was a
24126title assumed by mere officers, e.s., ao
24127"the per-ãa of the king." It is sometimes placed
24128inside a cartouche with the royal name, e.g.,
24129per-āa ,1,149, Pharaoh's man.
24130Per-āa "great house," a name
24131of the Necropolis.
24132per-änkh → f=, f, Thes 1254,
24133→fT "house of life," a name for the school or college of the temple.
24134per-änkh Ef, mirror case; see
24135Por-änkh-áru-t 7f40f
24136Iesachamber wiereio funcrary cerenonies were performed.
24137per-ănti o li' ПS,
24138funerary coffer.
24139per-ar f, store-city, magazine.
24140per-äha (?) Pas.505
24141I, 138, armoury:
24142per-āq-t bread store, pantry.
24143per-uab mmu, coffer.
24144per-ubekh-t Te j° o o,achamber
24145in a temple.
24146,8 ] P
24147per-ur , Т. 284, Р. 35, 1L.43,
24148C-
24149N. 65, ,IV, 1071,
24150-7, 5=
24151I, a holy place, sanctuary, the chamber of
24152a sanctuary, a name of the sky or heaven.
24153per-ur-em-nub-t 5X5-
24154Berg. 37, a chamber in the
24155tomb.
24156peru-uru VI E'l', the six great coure; of justice.
24157Per-ba-tet =a @. Rev. II,
24158128 = 1, Busiris.
24159per-Bäti =! house of the king of the North.
24160Per-pestch-neteru 73197
24161- Il1975, house of the nine gods.
24162per-em-nub = , gold house,
24163ie., the sarcophagus chamber; var.
24164summer - houses,
24165perma (?) booths.
24166peru-maāu (?) Rec.
241676, 1г, J-, Rec. 6, 15, temples; the reading is probably mau.
24168peru-Man 955 40 0P.506,
24169temples in the Tuat (?)
24170Per-mit (?) C- "C, Rev. 16, 129
24171per-menåu 71, BD. 64,5
24172the house of those who have arrived in port,
24173i.e., the tomb.
24174peru-mesu-nesu EtM2A, the
24175apartments of princes and princesses.
24176THOUGHT
24177per-moțu = 15, house of speech,
24178council chamber (?)
24179per-metcha _, Mar.
24180Aby. I, 0, 37,
24181:1.7.1906,124, ollli
24182L.D. ILl, 184, 27, library, registry, chancery.
p. 401
24183P [2
24184Per-en-bákh-t www
24185Reс. 31, 35.......
24186per-en-per-ankh = . ca,
24187school, college.
24188ww
24189per-neheh um8o8,
24190%o%, house of eternity, ie., the grave, the tomb.
24191peru-nu-seshu 7197}, houses
24192in which plans and desigus were drafted and
24193copied.
24194per-en-teka um {{ =AZ
241951887, 115, furnace; Сopt. ПINTWK.
24196peru-nub ,IV, 1072, places
24197wherein gold was worked; ( 7,B.M.174.
24198Per-nefer == ] =3, Rec. 33, 31,
24199=%E Rec. 5,85, the chamber in a temnple
24200in which the ceremonies of the resurrection of
24201Osiris were performed.
24202per-nem-t U. 295, the divine
24203slaughter-house.
24204per-nesu
24205mni'
24206, king's house, palace, royal property.
24207www
24208Per-neser
24209M. 380, N. 656, "house of flame," ie., sanc-
24210tuary (?)
24211www.
24212Per-neser, Д5D, B.I).
2421325, 3, a flery region in the Tuat.
24214per-neter , the god-house,
24215shrine or sanctuary ; N, the
24216house of the great god.
24217per-Ru(?)...... P. 29+
24218Per-hatu F_5 357805
24219• PII'
24220B.D. 26, r, "house of hearts," the Judgment
24221Hall of Osiris.
24222Per-hu Rs, Rec. 30, t, the
24223temple of the Sphinx.
24224per-hemt Ii, the bouse of
24225women, ie, harim.
2422639 ] P
24227Per-Henu TÜS o M,onu?
24228peru-leru TSlTS
242297EPBer 22g6,
24230" houses above," ie., celestial mansions.
24231per-her-hetep E, Décrets 19,
24232offering chamber.
24233per-boh "8%Ey "bouseofeternity," 2.e., the tomb
24234per-hesb s ae the office in which
24235slaves and goods were taxed, e.g.: Fa 03
24236o ffi, IV, 105%, stores office; EP 2I, IV, ross, slare ofice; 55
24237Sdo;,IV, 1052, agricultural ofice;
24238Il', IV, 1052, metals office.
24239por-etch →{=, f, P,7
24240=, ElfE, treasure-house, store-house,
24241treasury; plur. 55 99%, IV, 1143.
24242perui-betchui =IS , B.M. 174,
24243IV, ro3o, a double storelouse (?)
24244peru-betch ,IV, 1o72, houses
24245in which silver was worked.
24246per-kha-reuput T%
24247Herusätef Stele 57, house of a thousand years.
24248Per-khut S M. 728, N.1339,
24249per-khen 1,, P. 648, 721, M.748,
24250→, libation chamber.
24251por-khenr (3 F1T
24252house wherein women were secluded, harîm.
24253er ab ÷ 1I*Д.
24254Rec. 10, 129, house of Orion.
24255persen -, cake; see pasen.
24256Per-sehep Fo sax B.D. 101,5,
24257the place whither the mantis led the deceased.
p. 402
24258P [2
24259Per-Seker-neb-Sehetch ==
24260• 19%7, Piankhi Ssekef near tehere a Seker near Kher-äha.
24261per-sha Ill O, III, 173, garden.
24262Per-sha-nub L mn, Nästasen
24263Stele 32, a temple on the Island of Meroë.
24264per-shesth-t Tala • ∞' ап *
24265estate of Methen in the Delta.
24266per-qebh =8 дmm mm, house of coolness,
24267place of refreshment.
24268Per-Qebh =l Д mmm www um, Pap. Ani, 2, 16,
24269a region of refreshing in the Tuat.
24270Per-Kemkem Te
24271у, B.D. 75,4......
24272Per-Keku 5 FfT, B.D.78, 4,
24273, a region of darkness in the Tuat.
24274per-tuat *: Rec. 36, Il, 5e
242758/ *=: (")"'chamber of the Other World,"
24276i.e., a chamber of a tomb wherein offerings were
24277made, and wherein the liturgy of funerary offer-
24278ings was recited; (2) a dressing room.
24279per-tcha-t X , a part of
24280the body (?)
24281per-tchet =2, house of eternity, the tomb.
24282per a=- , a sign of subtraction.
24283per 5, 40, 5 A,
24284$ s, Rev., O A [=|ls
24285Jour. As. 1908, 277, to go out, to go forth, to
24286go away, to depart, to leave one's country, to
24287withdraw from a place, to proceed from, to be
24288born, to arise from, to fow out, to emply itself
24289(of a river), to issuc, to escape, to march to an
24290attack, to come up or sprout (of plants), to
24291manifest oneself, to appear, to run out, to expire,
24292to perish, to be sacrifieed, to pass a limit, to
24293evade a calamity; Copt. петре, пре (?);
24294AAAAA ^'O'oo coming out and going in.
2429510 ] P
24296perr 5s, S , Р. 633, M. 50%,
24297N. 1087, s, Rec. 26, 229,
24298U.343,5198 ; see E
24299por, peru 3 д, =
2430018s (ric), what comes forth from the mouth, ie., word, speech.
24301pera, peri 54.u.12,44s,
24302=11" "'Ells, he who comes forth,
24303he who appears, he who attacks, he who is
24304prominent; plur. E49, I: 45, P. 87, M1.53,
24305N. 69, 'e
24306D44A1, Rec. 35, 177.
24307peri llsyp, fighringman, soldier (?)
24308bold warrior (?) mighty man of war.
24309perru BfI", Ree. 31, r6z,
24310those who come out or go out, attackers.
24311per-t2gs s'o' 5 S, Netter-
24312nich Stele 55, exit, issue, what comes forth,
24313manifestation, outhreak of fire, offspring; plur.
24314perr-t Z З0, ї: 270, M. 437,5;
24315see -
24316peru Pf}, AZ. 1908, io, expenses,
24317outgoings ; == $ 1, Peasant 295, crops:
24318Peasant 325, a
24319"righteous result," as opposed to • O-
24320per-t 5,1, batlefield (p)
24321per-t - ), vigour, strength, attack.
24322porti E, B.D. 345304,504
24323U.13 504.u.36ElBu
24324mighty one, might, strength, a professional
24325soldier.
p. 403
24326P L2
24327por-a Dess Rec. 15, 150, E
24328STSLporer, strength,
24329violence, struggle, contest, activity, war, bravery:
24330FTy, «o, hero, mighty man,
24331warrior, fighter, soldier, a high-handed man ; plur.
24332FÚYİÇ—ky!
24333per-ã ha-t E→, 9bf, hero, brave
24334man:AoP.mmz h words
24335of boldness or courage.
24336per ha-t 5 3Oyp, Amen. 22,14, 5g
24337a bold, brave man.
24338per-t en ha-t z 5 mm O, bravery,
24339pride.
24340poruhat RN9, Ree. 16, 5%,
24341thoughts or emotions of the mind.
24342per em-bah FEu, to appear in the
24343presence of someone.
24344Per em hru fd, Pyx. $2206,
24345{= 9 9 Ş|
243461 0 8 ,5k
24347, "Coming forth by day," or, "Coning
24348forth into the day," or "Coming forth from the
24349day." A general title of the series of Chapters
24350which is commonly known as The Book of the
24351Dead.
24352per-t5-SoM-
24353journey into the open country.
24354per ha s, Leyd. Pap. 6, 12,
24355to be crowded, thronged.
24356por her ta 5? ¡II'to appeur on
24357the earth, i.e., to be born.
24358per kheru T1 , Rec. 14,40, pro-
24359duce (of the farmn).
24360Per-kheru -f-_=, a name of the
24361Inundation.
24362Perit - 4Uo, Tuat I.X, a singing, fight- ing-goddess.
2436341 ] P
24364Pertiu , Tuat IIl,
24365the fighting gods of heaven,
24366divine warriors.
24367Periu Z s, Tuat XI, a group
24368of four gods who prepared the sky for Ra.
24369Perru E , U. 418,
24370T.239,a group of gods.
24371Perimu (?) , Tuat VIII, one of
24372the nine bodyguards of Rä.
24373Perit-em-up-Ra - Y,Tuat XII,
24374a fire-goddess, a foe of Ãapep.
24375Peri-em-hat-f T =fééli,
24376"he who proceeds from his body," ie., the self-
24377produced, a title of Rã.
24378peri-em-khetkhet 3 Moos
24379B.D. 125, Il, 8, "coming forward and retreat-
24380ing,"used of the lilame-god Neba lf, who
24381alternately grew and diminished.
24382Peri-m-khet-maa (?)- em-her-f
24383Berg. I, 3, one of the eight
24384watchers of Osiris.
24385Peri-em-qenb-t 7, Den-
24386derah IV, 62, a serpent-god.
24387the Arsinoite Nome. Peri-em-tep-f <= Es paerrr, a god of
24388Peri-em-thet-f § 10 Pm amm,
24389Denderah IV, 6z, an ape-headed warrior-god.
24390Perui neterui 975, the ates godi-
24391por-t-er-kheru B5-
243921o ta
2439313281405 1,8!, the offerings which
24394appeared in the tomb when the deceased uttered
24395their numes with his roice; s 5B6, Thes.
243961252, to recite prayers for sepulchral offerings.
p. 404
243970 P 1 24
24398per-t-er-kheru nesu -87s,P.3631,
243997-8,U. 86a, royal sepulchral offerings.
24400per IEET O, funerary offerings.
24401per Ci = , to rise (of the sun).
24402per 5, =N. Сор. петре свол splendour, to shine;
24403por-t5 , the appearance of a
24404heavenly body, or of the figure of a god or
24405goddess, which was usually celebrated by a
24406festival.
24407D , the "great appearance," or the great
24408festival; a ceremony in the miracle play of
24409Osiris; 535 o, the great day of grief,
24410i.e., the day of the death of Osiris.
24411per-t - appearance, restival.
24412, a festival held
24413on the 26th day of the month; , a
24414festal procession.
24415Per-t Up-uatu gV
24416the appearance of the god Up-uatu, or his
24417festival.
24418Per-t Barst $13 doa
24419festival.
24420Pert Menu -2S1g
244213oth day of the month.
24422Per-t Nu 500mm mm, the festival of
24423Nu, the Sky-god.
24424Per-tneterui 297, thefestival of the
24425appearance of the turo gods; var. 5.
24426Per-t Sopt-t Ax 57A*
24427the appearance of the star Sothis.
24428Por-t Sem 51A5-f
24429Disce5-
244302] P
244315-
24432Per-t Setem
24433lo 10,50 +X.D, a moon-
24434festival on the ath day of the month.
24435Per Shu fgo, a festival of Shu.
24436Per-t tep-t , the "chief festival."
24437per-t A ^'<
24438À so Jour. As. 1908, 290, the and
24439season of the Egyptian year which contained the
24440four months TWBi, мєxIp, фreeєrwo
24441and фaperorтi; Copt. прw.
24442Perit o: Ombos I, 1, 90, goddess of
24443the and season of the Egyptian year.
24444por-t, perr-t/T51
24445sprout, plant, vegetable.
24446per-t z
24447SE Thes. 1303, 5X9
24448e
24449), Peasant 294, grain, corn, wheat,
24450field produce, fruit of any kind; Copt. уpe,
24451Bpнrє, eврнrє, Heb. "??.
24452per-t °, grains of any substance, eg.,
24453grains of myrrh;
24454o, grains of cassia.
24455per-t seshu .IT3g Yp, Precepts
24456Amenemhat 1, 13, the produce of the scribe,
24457i.e., literary productions.
24458por-tshemat:1,5:t-
24459grain of the South, dhurra (?)
24460per-t shen
24461, the aromatic
24462I!I o1ll'
24463secds or fruit of a plant; Copt. Версунот,
24464coriander seed (?)
p. 405
24465P [2
24466per-t shesp :- ,, THEOM, B.D. 189, 16,
24467light-coloured grain from which beer was made.
24468per-tkam Ha 3, B.D.-18g,
2446916, black grain, dark-coloured grain from which
24470cakes were made.
24471per-ttesher p, B.D. 102, 5,
24472red grain from which beer was made.
24473per-t N, Rec. 29,164, Ill'
24474Israel Stele 27, seed, progeny, posterity, descen-
24475dants.
24476peru yfyp, Décrets 9, men
24477attached to a royal granary.
24478per 'cs, eos,
24479o, to see, sight, vision, aspect,
24480appearance; see
24481pera o3,to see.
24482Per-neferu-en-neb-set J00
24483www о*.
24484*.Thes. 28,
24485=000=ON' the 12th hour of the night. Berg. II, S, the goddess of
24486per-t Be, Be, crime, sin.
24487per , Excom. Stele 5.
24488perper Netternich Stele 192,
24489to run swiftly, to leap about, to be agitated ;
24490compare Hel 2278, 197p
24491pera O 41 1,Thes. 1296,
244924117,1V, 8g0, 938, fightid r battle, field of battle.
24493pora =7, warrior, bero; plur.
244941.,, L.D. IIT, 651, heroes.
24495pera 1, Istaet Stele 23, unstopped (of wells).
24496pera a bird; Copt. перх (?)
24497peri so148,= 08,bandlet, turban,
24498strip of linen cloth.
2449943 ] P
24500perri 59olf, Ker., wild ass;
24501compare Heb. N72, Isaiah xxxii, 14.
24502Perrițes Z3 e0l0 Ур, Reс. 33,3,
24503Ellelyp, Rrthe Geek na mrapscripion Ros. Stone 4, transcription
24504abominable (?) con-
24505perp temptible.
24506per-em-us 81=3,4%
245071874,148, edge, ledge, slope of a pyramid =
24508Tupapis (7)
24509perh s, to march about; see
24510•89
24511perkh 87, Ree. 11, 167, $ Čs
24512Rec. 5,95, 8 7, Rec. 14, 136, to divide, to separate; Copt. пшру.
24513perkh-t Sg, cloth, napkin popt. форут.
24514perkh =2,171905,19,52
24515fluwer, bloom; Heb. Mp.
24516persh Bll'Rec. 1,113, SB:, Rec.
2451715,107, , Hearst Pap. 8, 8, coriander
24518seed; Copt. Bepecyer.
24519persh-t S°X B, destruction, ruin.
24520persh Itis, to stretch out; Copt.
24521пирсу.
24522Perqsațus S1ID /Yp, Rce.
2452333, 3, transcription of the Greek name Per-
24524gasidos.
24525pertcha S.d, 1o split, to divide,
24526to separate; Copt. пирх.
24527pertchan (P) I kind ofstone.
24528peh B, to rend (?); TD10, U. 534, T. 294.
24529pehsa Ag, Rev., prey; Copt. Magc.
24530Pehtes m JS, Sphinx 1, 89, Mar.
24531Mon. D. 49, a dog of Antef-ãa; the word means
24532"black," E , Rec. 30,86.
245332
p. 406
24534P 124
24535pel •8s, U. 469, N. 860, 08$s,
24536P. 379, 0 {-DD, Berl 3021, 41, P, Se
24537→ 8) DIPsDfs.
24538»ffs, lesolès, to arrive
24539at the end of a journey, to attain to a place or
24540object, to reach: Copt. nW2.
24541pen remu
24542Peasant 207, to caích fish; "D, Chab. Pap.
24543Mag. 170, to work magic.
24544peh ha-t ", to attain the heart's desire.
24545peh, peh-t s, l, ef' los,
24546Itf thic endd os anythines ciopt.
24547„&д0х : [ -, its beginning to its
24548end (of abook), Bierl. 3024, 155, lf° o'end
24549ofthesear; fi.
24550at the end of the night, or perhaps "in the
24551dieeprest night"; SD= Copt. E&207.
24552pehu lofl, IV, 1r2g, besond.
24553pehui efl' e'f'ell' etip,
24554D§.D, the buttocks, the two thighs, the stern
24555of a boat, the hase of an obelisk, the back
24556gencrally; 5t mn uu Fifpf
24557tmy mmm P -Bp o, your lrenms in the dark.
24558ness, your backs in the light; Copt. M&20т.
24559pehuiu 10844Bf, Thes: 148t,
24560IV, 974, back (of a man), the end.
24561pehuit elle le'ele 1f
2456244e, l0 soffe to4tp, hinder
24563parts of a man or animal, back of the neck,
24564back, rump, fundament, anus.
24565pehu DSP,1.%.45,133, rump-steak.
24566pehuti s, the last comer.
24567pehuiu Ds s fl'ypi, IV, 650,
24568, the rear-guard of an army:
2456914] P
24570poh-ähã-t D$,F,, IV, 1116, "rem-
24571nant of the navy."
24572pehu Doi, the ends of leaves, tops of plants.
24573peh...... DY bolts of a door.
24574pehuit fi" ll-e. IV, 1077,
24575@.P.601, @'
24576G@, Rec. 30,08, D) e, Rec.
2457720, 10, 00 110 @ towing rope, tackle used in
24578stestern of a boat orships s000smnc
24579"tow-rope of the North," title üf an
24580official.
24581Pehui-utchait Aid44 x'el eAx'
24582* ' ∞ * *' Den-
24583derah I1, 1o, Seti I, Rameses IV, one of the
2458436 Dekans; Gr. фorтyт.
24585, one
24586*
24587of the 36 Dekans; Gr.-фovop.
24588Peh-khau (?) DIII Annates I, 84,
24589one of the 30 Dekans.
24590Peh-Sept-t D/ the name of the
245912and day of the month.
24592pohu wf8 ¡,→fPler
245937, Df8
24594,, swamp, marsh, fow lying land ;
24595plur.→ , 17. 1907, 13, D_D
24596, IV, 1203, D D DD, ele
24597myyty , пукуку.
24598Pohu pa ta on Tatch-t D )$
24599=2=, the swamp land of the town of Buto.
24600pehu Sati mym myt the swamps
24601of Eastern Egypt or Asia.
p. 407
24602P E 2
24603stamps of the earth (Egspta I IV, 648, pehu ta the
24604pehu taui , IV, 617,
24605the swamps of all lands.
24606Peh-åm (?) Y==, Omios 1, x,
24607236, a lake-god.
24608Peh-arti (?) )mbos 1, 1, 335
24609l lake-god
24610Peh-ustt llake-voc
24611Poh-rețui (P) Ty IP=, Ombos I,
246121, 335, a lake-god.
24613Peh-Herui - =, Ombos1,
246141, 336, a lake-god.
24615Peh-kharui (?) LE,
24616Ombos I, 1, 335, a lake-god.
24617Poh-sekhet 1° f==, Ombos
24618I, 1, 336, a lake-fod.
24619peh-t DIn, lion (?) strength (?)
24620peht 08 -, N. 147, 1.%. 1900, x28,
2462108-9,P.55,028D, Jour. 1s
246221908, 377, strength, might, power, bravery;
24623renown.
24624pehti 0804, T.271, P. 343, 08-22,
24625N. 122, Rec. 27,59, 08 -5)11, Rec. 26, 66,
246261.990,89,201 19
2462729 A1V,657, , serength, might,
24628glory, renown, fame; lbi, weak;
24629Copt. M&QTE in &-nagTE.
24630pebti -lali2, exceedingly
24631mighty, or glorious; Copt. 2-П&&T€.
24632pehti 92 0l 1, to restrain, to turn back.
24633Poh-ka-amiQobh qufM,r.r69,
246342U0HA]8BM". 789, a region in the sky.
24635=5 ] P
24636peh 0829,p.100......
24637pehn o8mm "=ofsorofs.
24638peher 080 N, P. 164, 08 s, N1. 338,
24639N. S6o, to runn, to traverse; D 8 S 4f, N.788.
24640porar 15155s
24641•8883A8
24642SÄLSA
24643-R,8ls, Rec. 35, 126, 0 8 m)
24644I, to run, to traverse a district or country, to follow a course of action.
24645pehreri 8 ' kind of soldier, scout (?) Mar. Karn. 82, 14, it
24646pehreri {s'l
24647ss 50 big yis, runner, mnessenger,
24648ensoy, courier; plur. D8. SPRI
24649Pehreri 44% Д. B.11.
24650S9, 2, "Runner," a title of the Sun-god.
24651pehrer-t O'a journey ; $70
24652, the circuiting of the Apis Bull (Palermo
24653Stele), the ceremonial running of the bull before
24654capture for sacrifice.
24655peht, pehtch of31u2u,
24656to cut through, to split, to divide;
24657Copt. qeuzs.
24658pekh D T, U. 144, T. 115, N. 453, a kind
24659of grain.
24660pekhkh o (I, Hearst Pap. plant used in medicine. 8, 13, a
24661pekh-t up & kind of sced user in medicine.
24662pekh K, to split, to divide; Copt.
24663пае, пєд, nwue, swg.
24664pekh 9к.°8 °, piece, bit,
24665slice, morsel, portion, ration, bread-offerings.
24666pekh • G K, a part of a ship.
24667pekh-t 0() wi •Ko1 a death-trap, snare ; Сорt. Пясу.
246688 3
p. 408
24669P 12
24670pekh (?) J, curse, spell, impreca-
24671tion, incantation; plur. ©mHI
24672pekhpekh X A.7. 1874, 65,10 crouch.
24673pekhpekh • O i=,, Amen. t,
2467415, hurricane, thunderstorm.
24675Pekhit 644 O2. Nesi:Ansu 30, 25,
24676{58442 Fos, a goddess
24677of destruction who took the form of a cat or lion.
24678pekh K,A.Z..1900, rrr, upright,
24679sincere, prudent.
24680pekh ha-t rE, IV, 890, wise.
24681pekha
24682, to split, 10
24683divide, to cut off, to separate, to purge; Copt.
24684na& neд. nwe.
24685pekha mettut
24686!, Anastasi I, 28, 3, the splitting of words.
24687pekha-t E, T.ore Songs 1, 12,
24688→ibid. 4, 6, Kox:
24689(I) splinter, shoot, bud ; (2) trap, snare ; (3) peg
24690clamp, bolt, floor of a chariot; plur.
2469151,Amen. r8, 2, 0 8/ 61, Rer: 17, 14r,
24692,IV, 108I.
24693Pekhat "I SCh. B.ID. 16a (Saitc),
24694a rulture goddess, a form of Mut.
24695Pekhat U4 olioto2
24696a cat-goddess, or lioness-goddess.
24697pekhaáu - 97e4mm, cleaver of www
24698the water (applied to the Abțu fish).
24699pekhar , U.437,0 , T. 249,
2470011.114,621,4 A, Rec. 27,217,2
24701to rerolve, to go round about, to encircle, to
24702makc a circuit, to traverse; varr.
2470316 ] P
24704P. 96,N.11, 0 f8. N. 625,304
24705Rec. 20,40, t , surrounded.
24706pekharr IS1 4 , T.338, t0
24707go round, to circult; var. au N.625.
24708pekhar-pekhar I. 316,
24709P. 307, to revolve, to circuit.
24710pekhar-t o, U. 400, ao as'
24711= ", IV', r077, circuit, journes:
24712pekharutgelf, methods
24713of procedure, changes, vicissitudes.
24714pekhar em-sa É s, to folloni
24715about; = 314 , Р. ІІІбВ, 55.
24716pekhar nes-t , successor to
24717• A
24718the throne; var.
24719pekhar ha to turn back-
24720wards; a Hl, making a circuit of the
24721walls (a ceremony).
24722pekhar shut IV, 655, at
24723the turn of the day; Slotheesnano oo the shadow.
24724pekhar khet Te, to retreat, to
24725withdraw.
24726pekhartiu l'0o
24727A.7..+5,138, ,L.I). 3, 140B, "runners,"
24728lightly armed infantry who guarded the frontiers.
24729Pekhari 40,210 22201, z
24730O0 2000n, Tuat Xil, a serpent-warder of the rith
24731Pekhariu-ămiu-pe-t 4H8
247320 o 2R1, T:326, +8=U.514
24733beings who assisted in the boiling of the gods.
24734Pokharit-ankh = 44544-f,
24735Tuat VIII, a scrpent deity in the circle Aat-
24736setekau.
24737Pekharer G|E^™I
24738B.D. 141, 148, the name of the rudder of the
24739western heaven.
p. 409
24740P [ 24
24741pekharit U40, Rec.
2474233, 5,33, 6, • o, reroln-
24743tion (of time), the course of time, circle, the
24744rolling year; sre O, Berl.
247453024, 20, "'a circle is life."
24746pekharu o O, P. 4I6, N. 596,
24747N. 1201, course of time, revolution of the sun.
24748pekhar general, universal (of a
24749festival), common.
24750-0=
24751pekhar with thes , conversely:
24752pekhar 28 E9, a place for walking
24753about in in the court of a temple, cloisters.
24754pekhar-t= S'a peristyle of a
24755court; plur.
24756pekhar I'' 4Ai Ciol. 10, 39,
24757II
24758ground, territory, a kind ofland ; plur. (?) S lll'
24759IV, 902.
24760pekhar-pekhar (?) vortex,
24761eddy (?)
24762pekhar ur , IV, 613, 697,
24763=, Rec. 27, 190, →5l mi.,
24764A.Z. 1905, 15, the "Great Bend," the bend of
24765a river.
24766pekhar ur shen ur
24767Q
24768Rec. 32, 68, Great Bend of the Great Circuit.
24769• pekhar
24770J, Rev. 13,40,0]0 , Rer: 12,70, to
24771bewitch, to work enchantments by means of
24772drugs.
24773pekhar-t 'a,
24774, Lore Songs i, i, drugs, medicines,
24775remedy, antidote, healing pills ; Copt. П&ДРЕ.
24776pekhat oI) , Rer. 11, 179, 0204
24777@ , Rev: II, 184, to incline, to cast down;
24778Copt. П&ДТ, пЕДТ, ФаДТ, пиДТ.
24779pekhes -, to split; see
2478017] P D
24781pekht o , P. 603, td, Rec. 2i,
24782228,09 os',891o •o X A , to reject,
247831o repel, to thrust aside, to cast down; pekht,
24784• •9 ; Сорт. пшдт.
24785pekht , "tearer," a title of a bird.
24786pekht-t • • Rec. 30, 192, a bird
24787that tears its prey.
24788Pekht, Pekhth o 9s' • • Exо, 2
24789lioness-goddess ; the chief town of her cult was
24790©44 A near the modern village of Beni
24791Hasan; sec 8462
24792pekht "°
247933g, Leyd. l'ap. S, 13, to throw down,
24794to overturn, to upset; Copt. П&QT, ПЕДT,
24795пидт, фАБТ.
24796pes =, B.D. 175,8,. "a,0
24797water-pot of a palette.
24798pes TY, a kind of plant.
24799pesi, pess =10OPDLA
24800CAeR CAPD.A.
24801Hearst Pap. 11, 6, t0 boil, to roast, to cook, to
24802light a fire for cooking purposes; Copt. ПIСЕ,
24803пОСЄ.
24804pes-t, pesst if._lof.
24805roasted or boiled meats.
24806pesit = 14-If, cookied food.
24807pes , cake, loaf of bread.
24808pessa Rechnungen 78, cooked
24809food.
24810pessa Él, baker, confectioner who
24811made44
24812so.
24813pessi ansi('A4mloy.
24814Rec. 19, 12, hot-presser of flax (?)
p. 410
24815P L2
24816pessa # M, fower-basket, fower-
24817stand, fan for the kitchen fire, sack; plur.
24818#Nl, Koller Pap. 4, 3.
24819pesi 40Ig, Rev. 14, 68, a tax (?)
24820Pesi[t] Uu, luat alt, a goddess of the desert M.
24821Pesi[t] 00 ia), Luat Nt, a fire-god- dess in the Tuat.
24822Pesiu 00 yр , Excomn. Stele 5.....
24823pesag , to spit.
24824pesag +,spittle.
24825pessu , Rer: 14, 73, liability.
24826pesut"
24827IV, 779, Anastasi 1, 57, 2x00c
24828backs of men, helpers, assistants.
24829P-seb-ua **Lod. Denderah, thekah. Dekan.
24830pesef—i," -•д, Peasant =10, to
24831couk, to boil, to roast; see _f, olA,
24832and alo.
24833pesefu o laa , Rec. 15, 15, cook.
24834pesen Q. — aD, U. 1091,
24835N. 4181, a cake of bread
24836pesh 8, U.314, " 8 gp, I: 335,
24837N.246, N.637 8,21 8,2p.
24838SDPIR-AL
24839288%%p, ta hite (of an inseet),
24840to gnaw, to sting, to devour, to cat; 0('8 e,
24841Nav. Bubas. 341.
24842pesh-t
24843=&gi, bite, sting
24844of an insect or reptile.
24845peskh -e s, to split; see
24846peskh diof ,Ree. 27,
24847224.....
2484848 ] P
24849Pesekhti n B.D). 64, 26, the
24850• .A
24851name of a divine envoy.
24852pess-t o, granule, pill
24853pesesh o lao, U. 26, 0 l2 x = Rec.
2485431,27,- 5, Dream Stele 6, o 1Cu v'üs' X
24855X
24856:s.
24857X
24858,, to cleare, to split, to slit, to divide, 1o
24859divide with, to share or participate with some
24860one, to open the legs or arms, to distribute ;
24861Copt. пису.
24862pesshu iBxf|Yp, Peasant 248,
24863one who divides, adjudicator.
24864pesshet xfpp
24865# y, ration, allowance, share,
24866division, allotment, lot, part, portion, division ;
24867Si, the half of anyrhing; I
24868EX1.%.35, 6, the ervo halves, the twr
24869portions ila o divi
24870sions, borders, boundaries; Copt. пасує.
24871pesesh-t en uat i um t
24872Rec. 14, 97, half-way:
24873pesesh en gerh mm 7
24874IV, 839, midnight.
24875pesesh-t , separation.
24876pesesh-ti , distributor.
24877Peseshti • o
24878TO ll
24879IV, 560, iapll, the iwo divisions of
24880Egypt, one belonging to Horus and the other
24881to Set.
24882pesesh-t nu Heru Ex(rar.ix)
24883the division or share ofi Horus, ie., the
24884South of Egypt.
24885pesesh-t nu sot Ex0s,, he divi-
24886sion or share of Set, ie., the North' of Egypt.
p. 411
24887P L2
24888pesesh-t →Ã,E , mat, carpet
24889pesesh /y, bandlet, land-
24890age, strip of linen.
24891pesesh-kef oy , U. 261, 0 1l
24892,the name of
24893the principal instrument used in the ceremony
24894of Opening the Mouth; see peshen kef
24895pes t, U.240a
24896to spit with the intent to heal, or to eurse, e.5.,
24897when reciting incantations against Aapep; Copt.
24898пабСЄ.
24899pesga
24900spittle, saliva. rheum, any matter ejeeted from
24901the body.
24902pesg • 5FO, T. Ir, N. 958, 0%
24903Ree. 30, 189, 31, 28,
24904to anoint.
24905pesg to bite, to prick, to perforate.
24906pesg →т, IV, 670,
24907a log, a kind of timber.
24908pest (pest-t) *,ol .P, back,
24909backbone; see
24910post Ei=li, to shine, to give
24911light, to illumine; see D 12i
24912Pestit (Pestit) -l, the goddess
24913of sunrise.
24914pest (pest-t) IQ°, gum or seed used in medicine.
24915Post-taui (Pesțit-taui) *
24916sex, the name of the sacred boat of the Nome
24917Busirites.
24918pest-t 3te,31Bo,
24919IV,809 back, backbone, vertebrae.
24920pestit 44S421E1
24921byp Pi, "backs," men and women, people.
2492249 ] P D
24923pesțiu ămiu Ánu 3x! 4f
24924DiMO B.D. 130A, 10, the sacred bones in Heliopolis.
24925pest-t (?) Ip, the backbone (of Osiris).
24926pest 3i • f nine; see 0p7;
24927Copt. VIT.
24928post 3o,313×1Ex
24929Ei. Ii. Rec. 27, 88,
24930*OM, io shine, to illumine.
24931pest is', 1o spread ol
24932like the light, or the sky:
24933pest tep * - РД, В.D. 17, 133.
24934pesț-t EeM, ray of light; plur.
24935Pesțit 544o, lhe otn Gate ofilat.
24936Pest-ti (?) 3°* Sip Tuat N1,
24937the light-disk that guided the boat of Af into
24938the dawn.
24939Pestu E B.D). 74, 3, а light-god.
24940Pest-em-nub a name of a god
24941Pest Emne EID the festival
24942of the ist day of the month.
24943Peștit-khenti hert
24944Si-M
24945Ree. 34, 91, one of the 12 Thoueris goddesses;
24946she presided over the month IL0.
24947Pest-taui , the name of the
24948saered boat of the Nome Libya Mareotis.
24949pest */'''2.
24950Hearst Pap. 8,18, L°, Rec. 27, 86, seedl of
24951some kind used in medicine.
24952pesțu .,,Rec. 19,19...
p. 412
24953D P [ 25
24954pestch o1, of7i.I:17,
24955P. 163, N. 350, 01 20,
24956ol"Rf, to shine, to illumine.
24957pestch 170
24958*, back, backbone, rertebrae; plur.
24959pestch of78,IV, 373, the back
24960part of the skin of a leopard.
24961Pestchet o1R$,1: 238,0l
24962Tllle , t.419012RD, Rcc.
2496331, 170, a god.
24964pestch of ?mi o,fl lll, nine;
24965fem 3EP.,ol2lll, s.
24966I00, 10, N.5. 0107911) I. 309, P.
24967+50, O!!11 o mil' 1!, ; Copt. HIc, WTT, etc.
24968pestch nut III IIIo ninth.
24969[pestch...] nnnnn nonn' ninety; Copt пET&IOx.
24970pestch - heb enti pestch''' 11I0
24971IV, 657,0
24972var. 118 , the new
24973II
24974moon festival.
24975pestch (P) '!'' nO, ninethread stuff.
24976pestch t 999 995 499, 0997.
24977It is probable that the true reading is Pauti,
24978which is the name of a very ancient god; sec
2497999999779783
24980U.413,0 S9979999975
24981T. 253, ". B.19 125, 1, 13.
24982The reading pestch-t is due to the confusion of
24983the signs Opestch and @ paut.
249840] P
24985pestch - t (1) 89, 87|, 87,
249868721 8701 89978999
24987#18777, CA2A EN, Rec. 31,
24988163,999999997, the first and greatest
24989nine gods. Late forms are , Sphinx 4,
24990123, and
24991pestch-t aa-t 9999979973
24992U. 251, P. 26, Т. 273, NL. 30, N. 67, 647,
24993977232 w the great nine gods.
24994pestch-t netches-t 999 999 777
24995E, U.251, 5, 811%, 8779
24996Sl"#'779215, ihe litle nine
24997Pesteh-ti (Pauti) 999 999 977
24998999 997 997, V. 188, I: 30, 67, 362, NL.
2499967,203, 222, 322, 461, 462, 163, 404, 465, 466,
25000582, N. 684, 751, 790, 1137, 1188, 1159, 1321,
2500189978468999 797, B.n. 19, 3,
25002д, Reс. 31, 163,
25003the twice nine gods: 999 995 99984,
25004l. 179, 780, 999 999 9991, P. 602,
25005999 999 997 48, N. 47, 126%, 979
25006+979999999979995 ,M.
25007+53, the very great twice nine gods.
25008postehiu (8) 999997999 779
25009999999999999997, U.418, 633,
25010T.238, 30%, P. 218, the three companies of the
25011gods, ie., the great gods of hearen, earth, and
25012thc Tuat = 999 , all ibegods, 097721
250131=l18 д1, B.D. 23, 6, all the com- panies of the gods.
p. 413
25014P
25015pestcb-t OHil° SllI
25016, etc., up to Oflis the gih nine gods.
25017Pestcb-t Äakbit SIl41]
250184.. B.D. 168, the nine weeping goddesses.
25019Pestch-t åmiu-khet Asar 071
25020B.D. 168, the gods in
25021the train of Osiris.
25022Pestch-támiut Sar O!lfo.
25023the nine gods of Osiris in the 6th Gate.
25024Pestch-t ameniu Asir O7 l-
25025, B.D. 168, the nine gods who hid Osiris.
25026Pestch-tâmeniu au 0714mmY
25027-, B.D. 168, the nine gods of the hidden
25028Pestch-t arit pe.t 999 499 409
250291P. 298-300, the nine stea cod heaven.
25030Pestch-t árit ta 999 995 999
25031=, P. 298-300, the nine gods of earth.
25032Pestch-t nák-t Aapep
25033the nine gods who slew
25034&o 0 seror, Аapep_
25035Pestch-t resit Oll 14%,
25036B.D. 168, the nine watchers.
25037Pestch-t heq Áment
25038Immius, B.D. 168, the nine grdr om the governor of Ament.
25039Pestcb-t sau amiu Juat
25040SIBHSILE].B.D. 168, the
25041nine gods who give breath to the dead.
25042Pestch-t pestch of"70, 1: 308,
25043the nine bownen of Horus.
25044*f, to divide, to split, to cut, to sseparate, to
25045distribure, to share ; mea Af '7A i,ž
25046tl8, no other god elared het with thee; Copt. пwcy.
25047151] P
25048pesh-t
25049Israel Stele 17, part, portion, share, division.
25050esh-ti " A
25051']в'
25052the two halves of hearen, the South and the
25053North
25054peshá II X ,Ree. 21,15, part, lot.
25055pesh 21,000 rations, offerings, products.
25056peshut (?) E44-Fi, Israel Stele 25,
25057E-SEPi, kubbân Stele 5,, • • c
25058rebels (?)
25059pesh-en-kes sut may,
25060an instrument used in the ceremony of "Opening
25061the mouth." Read peshen-kef.
25062Pesh-f-heteput →=9, Den-
250630 |||
25064derah IV, 81, -
25065Berg. I1, 8, a guardian of the 3rd Pylon.
25066peshsh M, N1. 69, g T, l. 103,
25067DA, T. 279, P. 61, M. I56, N. 80, 989, to
25068spread out the legs; (l). to spread out the arms, to divide.
25069pesh , to
25070spread out the wings, to fly.
25071pesh-t di, the bending or stringing of a
25072• V
25073peshen . 447, Tm sx'.253
25074→x Nº75, mamdsms'mmcs 0 X |
25075oA fn, dinde, to spi,to sep araate, no Ámen. 13, 18, to cleave, to
25076peshen-t gfso, «X divisions, shares in an inheritance.
25077Peshná -=(o, .311,a town !) the 'Tuat (?)
25078peshen-tmmii Ebers Pap. S4, 3, a seed used in medieine.
25079pesher ,U.260, N.787, ,l.90,
25080713,0 ,P. 96, I0, N. 41, 2
25081N.661,I , N. 625, to revolre, to make
25082a circuit, to turn the face round; see ra
p. 414
25083P L2
25084pesher-t {z, P.257,
2508511.475- -, N. 1061, a circuit.
25086peshes to divide, to
25087• cleave, 1o split.
25088peshes-t !'o, division, share.
25089pesht flax; Heb.
25090rựe, novE.
25091peg Duto, to pour out.
25092peq To, V. 486, 4@О, P. 201,581,
2509308S.". 399, 15.B.I). 154, 19,
25094@ l0, portion, lot, share, fragment(?);
25095plur. B87p food, o ,P. I6I.
25096pequ !!' a seed or fruit.
25097peq-t TT,IV, 772, Rec. 24, 164,
2509808T,IV, 148, %6 17.2T.
250990 A5T!, Annales III, 109, 0 48
25100A 0 D T.T! A fine linen, byssus.
25101peq-t potsherd, earthenware, crockery.
25102peqit"1l- an, shiell of an animal or of a fish.
25103pegà "E, a holy remple of Osiris?)
25104at Abydos; sce yS, the festival of Pega. II @,IV,
25105peger - E, Rcc. 11, 0ts
25106• AO an object made of peger-wood in
25107the tomb of Osiris.
25108Peqer-t A "SAHS
25109O, the name of the portion of the plain
25110of Alydos that contained the tomb of the early
25111king which was beliered to be that of Osiris.
25112peger →3mmaeres orgroup
25113uf trees, that grew at Alydos by the tomb of
25114Osiris.
25115peger S, Rec. 4, 21,
25116sesame seed, poppy seed; Copt. daks.
2511752] P
25118pegru чегаП, Hearst Pap. 15, 3,
25119intestinal wornis.
25120pek Amen. 23, 11, thy, thine; Copt.
25121ПЄК
25122pek to spread out, to separate; Copt.
25123пWGє.
25124peki 00 s, Rev. 11, 165, to be
25125timid
25126peká en-ha-t Sole
25127conardice, Copt; M&KENQHT.
25128peki 10e O, mourning apparel.
25129peksa Rev. 14, 18,
25130spittle; Copt. пабсє.
25131peg
2513248,48408885z
25133T: var? a garment made of fine linen, fine linen, byssus.
25134pega dd, Rec. 31,22, Ts
25135ibid., Es (1) Ss, Iv, 111o, , A.%.
251361910, 117, 4a (P). Thes. 1295, 23
25137ens,
25138Rhind Pap. 18, to divide, to cleave, to open, to
25139spread out, to open the arms or legs, to embrace
25140someone, to unroll papyri, to lay open, to
25141spread out.
25142peg, pega-t 4 (i) , L.D. III, 654,
25143MADOTAIPT
251445, passage, defile, gap, valley, ravine;
25145pur. . ()(8()
25146Mns, IV, 654, a gap in the hills.
25147Pega , N. 793, 24
251481.202,a god.
25149peg A Lus, parr, piece, portion.
25150peg äf)ks, B.ID. 145, 79, to unfold, to explain.
25151peg ,, to set at rest, to quiet.
p. 415
25152P
25153peg [0, [0, IV, 755, A.l. 75,
25154"33, a boul, a vessel, a measure; plur.
25155!!!, Hh. 455.
25156peg y Herusatef Stele 27, 1.%. 1800,
2515721 ff., a measure of weight = its of the
25158orfofthe 0o ,0 $n , or 0,7106 grammes.
25159pegg-t Hearst P'ap. 13, 6, а
25160kind of insect.
25161pega ), a ressel of some kind.
25162pega a metal object.
25163pega ;,Rec. 11, 69, dust, earth (2)
25164Pega , B.I). 169, 18, il town or city.
25165pega II p a kind of cake or bread.
25166pegas
25167to spli, spittie, salva: Copt.
25168п&GСE
25169pegs Islomt, to spit, spittle.
25170pegs tred round with something,
25171girt about with
25172pegsu Rechnungen 76, pot,
25173vessel
25174pet , cake, bread, food.
25175pet &y to break open; varr. F
2517600г
25177pett • os' io crushi, to break; sce
25178• O x
25179oohi
25180pet 0 s, Rer: 11, 125, to pursue; Copt.
25181Пшт.
25182petá s'her: 13,29, runner.
25183116, petpet •0 0 × 9 0 sofd'oos' 00 s,T. 35, N. 13.3, 00 , to bruise, so' N.
25184to beat down, to trample down, to smite, to
25185crush in pieces; Copt. ПОTПT
25186253 ] P
25187pet footstoul, footboard, socket,
25188O | plinth, pedestal, stand.
25189pet P, Rec. 15,17, seeptre, staff.
25190pet " DEU. 58+ M. 706; sce
25191petr
25192pet 0• 0O ,flood, inundation.
25193Petu =, Edfû 1, 81, a title of the
25194Nile-god.
25195Pet ,II, 111 = Ptah
25196Petit Metternich Stele 51, one
25197of the seven seorpion-goddesses of Isis.
25198pet-à "yp, Herusäter Stele 5, what is to
25199me, my; var.
25200petå If es, se petra" S4fe.
25201petä-t "1 S-, Rev. 14.5, bow; Copt. ПІТЄ
25202peti
25203• a
25204K , what?
25205peti eref su •"ÍS
25206• 111 , B.I). 17, "whal is it?" literally,
25207shew (or, explain) what it is (ie., means).
25208Peti •"EP. "1 2, B.11.501, 5, a god.
25209pet-u "fa!, Hlerusator Stehe gé, w ine ir to them, thent, their.
25210petef ,Ree.2,33, this.
25211peten man'à demonstrative pronoun, thir;
25212sce l° a
25213pet-nå Herusåtef Stale mo, what
25214is to me, my, mine.
25215petr • c Jp, an interrogative
25216particle, what?; alffe, what is the matter?
25217petr, petrá "I$
25218lo erplain, to say, to declare, to show, to reveal.
p. 416
25219P [2
25220petr Do:V.3851 Sãxo, U. 576,
25221U •
25222P. 181, MI. 284, N. 893,
25223N. 965, 10.584,11.7940 0 a a ,P. 60%,
25224• • <
2522511. 776, ,U.50%, to see, to look.
25226petriu -, N. 656,
25227M. 381, those who have sight, those
25228who see.
25229petr - Later forms are:
25230Treaty 8,
25231bofa.
25232Amen. 15, 7,18, 6,
25233D
25234petrà""fe, Leyd. Pap 7, ro, gance,
25235glimpse, a sight of anything; 2011o o lll'
25236things seen.
25237peträ-t 0alf A.Z.76,100,alook-
25238out place, watch tower.
25239Petr ,P.414, 11. 593, N.1198,
25240Es0, U.576, 00 ==, P. 236, °022
25241N. 965, a region of heaven.
25242Petrát 0 0 ao=, P. 332, D
25243}→, 11.634, =, alake in the Iuar.
25244Petrá O 9 N. 662, 0/0
25245D9104, Rec. 31,13, 541el'
25246B.D. 68, 3, a sky-god.
25247Petrá ' 9 0s saro, a00r Tuat Xt,
25248the name of a fiend in the Tuat.
25249Petrå-ba '
252505D 2, Nav. Lie. 28, a name of Ra.
25251Petrá-neferu-nu-nebt-s 0 o f a
252521115 7.Denderah IV, 84, diSO
25253Nx, Denderah 111, 24'Sfa 1600o
25254the goddess of the 12th hour of the night.
2525554 ] P D
25256Peträ-sen '41om my.s.
2525799,28, the stream on which the magical boat
25258sailed.
25259potr S8, Rec. 5, 91'048, Rue.
252605,95, L&, Anastasi IV, 3, 1, cord, thread,
25261cord of a seal, wick of a lamp; plur. o ooulli'
25262Koller Pap. 3, 2; Heb. 5ing.
25263pteh O 8 EP, Rer: 14, 13, t0 beg, to aski,
25264to pray; Copt. TOR2, TWBE, TWB&2,
25265a prayer.
25266pteh
25267•8980, • • шIn, • 0 C, to open, to
25268make open work, to engrave; var.
25269PET
25270Pteh , Rec. 31, Іб, ,TE'
25271P.672,807, N.618, 634,1277, 08,,
25272→7: the archicet of hearen and cardh, the
25273mastercraftsinan in working metals, sculptor,
25274designer, and the fashioner of the bodies of
25275men ; he was the blacksmith, sculptor, and
25276mason of the gods. His chief forms are:
25277Ptoh-ãa-resu-áneb-f 82=
25278IEda, Ptab the Great, South one (.) atl.
25279Ptoh-urofS, Ptas the Creat, ihe
25280heart and tonguc of the gods, l!
2528197721
25282Pteh-Nu
25283, Ptal, creator of the sky.
25284Pteh-neb-änkh "8e , f man
25285I'tah, lord of lite.
25286Pteh-nob-gett8JONG Ptab,
25287lord of the artist's designing and painting room.
25288Ptoh-nefer-hor "{2fk
25289Prah of the beautiful face.
25290Pteh-re "8 T, B.D. (Se Hep7s see Hept-shet.
p. 417
25291P [25
25292Pteh-res-äneb-s {JZIA
25293Ptah, south of his wall: one of the forms of
25294Ptah of Memphis.
25295Pteh-res-ánob-s {}I" D,
25296BNZIA •&fpmy, the god of
25297the month Paophi.
25298Pteb-Hāp "§ 98~ 2,Ptab
25299united to the Nile-god.
25300Pteh-kheri-beq-f°{4 J2Q
25301Rev. 2, 63, Ptah beneath his olive
25302Pteh-smen-Maat
25303Ptah stablisher of law.
25304Pteh-Sekor (Sokri) "85Д.98
25305united to Seker, the old god of Death, lord of
25306the necropolis of Memphis, ie., Sakkârah. He
25307symbolized the dead Sun-god.
25308Pteh-Sekri-Asir {Ş 2Td•
25309the triune god of the resurrection.
25310Ptoh-Sekri-Tem G"ft
25311DETN. B.D. r5,2, a triacl of Memphis
25312Pteh-Tanen 877i the
25313union of Piah with the primitive Earth-god
25314Tanen, or Tenen, mm fo; vart., I
25315ww
25316Pteh-țet Ptal and the god of
25317the T'et pillar.
25318Pteh-tet-sheps-åst-Rà {HIR
25319N,B.D. 142, IV, 26.
25320ptehti "=08"22.
25321petekh 0 l. 601, N. 1155,
25322s'P. 1116B, 31,e s, to cast down, 1o fall.
25323petekh sa D s É, Leyd. Pap. 8, 14...
25324petsh 87, Ric. 27, 84, Buê s, io
25325fall (?)
253265 ] P D
25327peth →U. 534, T. 294, to tear, to rend.
25328petthai • N, Rechnungen 69;
25329compare Syr. rdga, Arab. Le.
25330pethan (?) • ball, tabiet
25331(Lacau).
25332pethra 4 1 ED, Metternich Stele 45;
25333see petra
25334pet Se' Ede, foot, par of an
25335animal; plur. Si, Mar. .Iby: 1, 6, 34,
25336knees; Sy, two-legged; 1 Si1ll' tour-leggea;
25337Сopt. ПДТ.
25338F
25339pet , serrant, footman; plur.
25340§S|, IV, 50r.
25341pețu |"'' StI, 1H Rer.
25342G, 9, foot-soldiers, infantry; F !, captain
25343of footmen; $° , chief of
25344the hill district.
25345Pețti [o , a tribe or nation.
25346pețu-t (petsu-t) Jeu», Je °
25347Anastasi I, 12, 2, 16, 3, chest, box, book-box.
25348pet assess, Is,
25349Israel Stele 5, to run asay, to fiee, to hasten ;
25350s, Rer: 13, 35; Copt. ПСT.
25351pețpeț , Hh. 174, to take to flight.
25352pețu PA |!!' Rec. II, 72, fugitives.
25353pet , Nar. Karn. 53,33,
25354osoa, s'e j, to open out,
25355to spread out, to be wide, spacious, extended.
25356pet-ti , strider.
25357pet-áb (?) ,N. 666; see O
25358poțäui a el, Metternich Stele 74,
25359to open the arms, to embrace.
25360peț nemm-t AA to walk with long strides.
p. 418
25361pet setu
25362,, Mar. Aby. L, 7, extent of a coast or land.
25363Peț-she
25364sanctuary of Osiris.
25365Pețu-she (?) " Io'N1. 699,
25366, ,l. 442, a mythological town.
25367Annales 3, r0g, peț-sheser -, IV, 837, Palermo @'
25368Stele, etc., to mark out the size and extent of a
25369proposed building with the builder's cord.
25370pot-sheser SY : IV;169, Thes.
253711287, the festival of stretching the cord.
25372Pet[it] =, Berg. II, 13, "spreader," a title of the Sky-goddess.
25373Pețit abut , P.S.B.25,18,
25374a title of Sekhmit.
25375Peț-ā he of the extended
25376arm, i.e., Osiris.
25377Peț-ahât Tuat III,
25378a god.
25379Peț, Pet-ra N, B.D. (Saite) 125, 40,
25380i; see Hept-ra.
25381pet • o ll'' IV, 977,
253821.Z.1905,27,t0 bend a bor.
25383pet-t, petch-t
25384avxiavo, bor; plur. c
25385...: sce0 7 д: Сорt. ПІтє, фІТ.
25386pot-ti "&B, the double bow.
25387petrt f/ A.7.. rgos, 2o, the bow and arrow amulet.
25388pet-t Khar v1!, 712
25389a Syrian bow.
25390pețtiu BA\2| ÉR!
25391foreign bormen, barbarians.
25392pet-t i, a measure for clolh, T-8
25393or incense, IV, 750.
25394pet • !ll -Joy Iil' in-
25395cense, unguent.
25396156 ] P
25397pet see 0 y, perfume.
25398pețțu I1, Ebers Pap.
2539993,20; Hearst Pap. iI, ro, pustules (?)
25400pet , P. 30%, goose, duck.
25401[Petaparã O), Potiphar; Heb.
25402P99[İD, Gr. Нетeфрі.
25403peter , a basket
25404made of plaited reeds or cords, lamp wick;
25405var. 3lg: compare Heb. Snp.
25406petkh =s' 209g, Thes. 1198,
254071301, to throi down, to be brought low.
25408pețkh-t , defeat, overthrow.
25409petes , a covering, wrap, bag (2); 5
25410mm ll, IV, 630, wrap for clothes, holdall;
25411D/B8,IV, 3x.
25412pețes Olfox, Rec. 8, 17" box.
25413chest.
25414pețsut I, Ciol. 12,82, tracts
25415of land, marches of country:
25416petes Sss, ss.
25417Elfts, to lay waste, to descroy, attack (?)
25418pețsu opener, breaker, de-
25419stroyer.
25420pets-t E, bail, globule, bolus, pill;
25421plur. Rec. 19, ry.
25422Pețsu B.D. Gz, 4, a magical
25423name.
25424pețesh (?)
25425Petthi , Tuat X, a bowman-god.
25426petch A, to sharpen (?)
25427petch ,P.701, a, M.
25428205, N.066, to spread out, to stretch out, to
25429bend a bow.
25430petch-t a, something flexible.
p. 419
25431P [:
25432petch-tha-t 0 g, N. tos, ex-
25433pansion of heart, josful; v , NL. 205,
25434=G,N. 666.
25435www
25436petch nemtt
25437mmo o P. 187, M.349, N. 90z, he
25438s' who walks with long strides.
25439petch-t o-, bow, bowman; plur.
25440, І. 308, 0 27.
25441petchti
25442bowman, archer, foreign soldier; Copt. paee-
25443пITE; plur D 2E EW, V.197,1.
25444308, Р. 204, 683, N. 759,с "У!,
25445_=
25446Tell el-Amarna, pidati,
25447P.S.B. 1892, 347, Zeit. für Ass. 1892, 64, 65;
25448=W,A , chief bowman; plur.
25449Potchtiu 0% Т. 308, 319, U.
25450497, the bowmen of Horus who were either nine
25451•fai llt, I: 308, or seven
25452306, in number.
25453petchtiu pesetch (?ASA
25454N.665, ",0 z
25455PДТELMo IMMAN,
25456888
25457=)M, I11, +38, the nine peoples in
25458the Sadân whose principal weapons were bows
25459and arrows.
25460157 ] P
25461petchtiu pesetch (?)
25462")ENM Harris Pap. I, t, 5, Meuter-
25463nich Stele 16o, var. of preceding.
25464petchtiu menshu n=cK,
25465naval archers.
25466petchtiu shu(?)PM) Nar.
25467Karn. 53,24, -"A/ms, wo lf. Rec.
2546819,18, bowmen, or hunters, of the desert.
25469Petch-aha o 7 -31, Lacau, a god.
25470Petch-taiuo70' Hh. 332,a title of the Nile.
25471petchu o2 BT
254721. P. 607, N. 757, 797, 849,
254731126, canal, stream, lake; plur. 03E,
25474P.76, E, P. 73, LEo, N. 13.
25475petchtu 3→87
25476, P. 304,442, canal (?)
25477Potchu 07-fr U. 55%,a
25478district in the Other World.
25479petch-t - S, Р. 30, 0 7 - 81, т.
25480314, perfume (?)
25481petchpetch 0707, Rec. 17, 18,
25482070781, U.25, perfume, incense.
25483petchpetch o707, U.356, N.
25484X
2548570,233 =
25486petcha •l° , Rex: 13, 28, to copu-
25487late; compare Arab. L.
25488potchuo7f, an offering.
p. 420
2548912
25490F
25491f=a = Heb. Jand 7
25492fi, P, S. J, P.S.B. 14,14t, he, his.
25493. form of pron. 3rd pers, sing. when
25494following a noun in the dual, es., →Pll'
25495'A'ta
25496mmos
25497•&"'
25498Pe "
25499fiaa-t(P)ªao -IIl REv. 13,15,
25500= gI eeoor or qar eeoox.
25501fi чо P with at 5, to fetl nagust, nausea.
25502u (fțu) *=! i, four.
25503fa-t &o, cordage, tackle; E, U.537 (?)
25504fa, fai da D0.M.359, 3
25505T. 8, N. 910,1382, 4a , l.347, A
25506M.648,o.ia
255079 fad, L.I). II1, 22gс; 14, to earry;
25508to bear, to lift up, to get up from sleep, to start
25509a journey; Copt. CEI.
25510fai, taau * 1'. 347,
2551148XMi 48.
2551200e, bearer, carrier, carry-
25513fai «a S, to lift up the feet in fight,
25514e.g., ia Sololos
25515855Ss. mm mm
2551658 ]
25517F
25518fai aa L U4, P. 311, 4а
255190gg,ka 445c1
25520hearer, carrier, support, supporter; plur.
2552144 9|, da
25522Tofi,t Oly, ce
25523Rec. 32,08, 5a
2552444%511, Peasant, 324, weishers.
25525fait sa 00-9 Ld, support,
25526supporter (fem.).
25527fait (P) ta -, Rev., support.
25528faa za
25529, Rес. 30, 189, 8a
25530fd, something carried or borne or lifted
25531up; t 111, Rec. 36,157, veighings.
25532fa-t so interest on money.
25533fa-t sa E. Rec. it, 16s, a raised seat.
25534fai «on Nor, aa
25535Sur, da leSu, a litter, a
25536kind of sedan chair.
25537the bearer-in-chief who carried
25538fai
25539the king's stool.
25540fau an f, P. 18G, N. 346,
25541N. yoo, Décrets 27, %a forced
25542labour, corvée.
25543fa-à « →, IV, 1031,
25544to lift up the band and arm.
25545fa-t-ā «_ 19A—, Reс. 36, 160.
p. 421
255462
25547fa-akhu xa *'Yi, to kindlle
25548fire on the altars.
25549fai-m'rka [21S1
25550Fiff,Rec.2t, 86.....
25551fa-t-m'her-t
25552IV, rozo, milk-carrier.
25553fa-nifu(tau) do 97,1z
255541907,8z, to hoist the sail, to set sail for a place.
25555fa-her da E, to lift up the face,
25556to be bold; sa , "those
25557whio lift up their faces.
25558fai-heteput xo 4412
25559, Rec. 19, 93, bouquets-carrier.
25560fai-hetch xa A4425ng.
25561to present an offering of silver.
25562fa-Khet - to make
25563offerings.
25564fa-t kheft her «-
25565N. 277, a presentation of an offering to the
25566deceased.
25567fai-senter a 348591
25568ff:, to present an offering of incense.
25569fa-shep-en-qen
25570Rec. 33, 3, "carrier away of the prize of bravery";
25571Gr. «Олофóрок.
25572ta-t-tep xa SiD, the rearing
25573of the head of a serpent before striking.
25574fa-țenà mт?,
25575Rec. 33, 3, "bearer of the basket [of sacred
25576offerings]" ; Gr. nrgpópos.
25577Fai Țuat XI, a god who bore the ser-
25578!' pent Mehen to the East daily.
25579Fait s- llo,im 44-200
25580,Rec. 27,490, Denderah II, 55, a goddess
25581who supported the western quarter of heaven.
25582Faiu «a 09:,1 108 " bearer"-gods. the
2558359]
25584Faiu a4Si1A, Tuat III,
25585eight gods who carried the boats
25586Psex*s
25587Fai-ar-tru xa
25588T'uat III, a god of the seasons, or year (?)
25589Fai-Ásär-má-Heru SM&N'
25590Ombos I, 1, 64, a jackal-god.
25591Fai-ă xa S S-Д, B.D. 165,
25592STMS-9, Hynn Darius 38,
25593the god of the lifted arni, a title of Menu, Amen,
25594and other gods of generation.
25595Fai-akh a 1080 , B.D. 149,
25596a god of the and Aat.
25597Fai-pet B.D. 149, a god of the yth Aat.
25598Fai-m'kha-t «a
25599TAA, Tuat VI, B.D. 105, 6, a god whose
25600body formed the pillar of the Great Scales.
25601Fai-Heru « N,"carrier
25602of Horus," a name of Osiris.
25603fa-t sa G, cake, loaf.
25604xa3A7. U.g3, N. 360, an ofiering. fa-t aa ,U.417, sa 000
25605fai 900, ,,, loads of food, provender, etc.
25606fa(?)-t" x WI, a kind of seed.
25607fai sa
25608Harris Pap. 1, 16B, 5, a kind of plant, a net
25609made of palm fibre.
25610fai sa 00 a kind of precious stone.
25611Faid U 20000, Reс. 13, 27, a mytho-
25612logical serpent.
25613fau da O zоrrn, worm =8ia T
25614zes0.
25615R 2
p. 422
25616F [2
25617fau Rfl,je, riches things
25618that are broad or wide F2St
25619S.AliDf"dors, great, badl,
25620fau o El, Rec. 32, 176, 88418
25621Rec. 32,179, gladness (?)
25622fanț so →8,4a 1
25623to be disgusted (?)
25624faka-t sa Uo, ia
25625turquoise, malachite, mother of emerald; see
25626Eoi, and
25627Faku ss Hh. 423,
25628Rec. 31,31; see
25629fat zn U. 417, 50
25630000
25631T. 237, things that cause disgust, abominations;
25632see
25633fà to Le t, hair; Copt. eju, ger.
25634fathl , Rougé I.H. II, 114,
25635s: Thes. 1206, to be
25636dirty, to be despised, contemned.
25637fau to i, wicked, evil, wrong.
25638fāq 1AEE, to bestou, to grant.
25639Fagit T44O, B.D.G. 213r Aoddess of Nekhebet.
25640falls aallegalle
25641Als, sa 10A00 A Ag, Rec. 11, 165,
25642ta 4l d, to bear, to bring, to carry;
256438p,Rec. 13,26= gI I 20; Copt. cs.
25644fiu in Dl i, bearers, carriers, porters.
25645#1T, a 4lIl, srreent, corering.
25646fitr n 840 tm84' ii, far,
25647grease ; Heb. 772.
25648fua (?) Rev., stone, moun- tain.
2564960 ]
25650fefa 2 4 28, Amberst Pap. r...
25651fen St Peasant 232, Rec. 29, 164,
25652Tutänkh. 9, weak, helpless, weary of heart.
25653fennu St, tired or
25654feeble man.
25655fennu îun f zerra, z зmn zor2, P.S.B. 13,
25656412, worm, serpent; see mmm 2000n, шт 2020г.
25657fenui 227 844, 1. 302
25658fenub (fonh) in Pf, to create,
25659to propagate.
25660fenb "e Wört. Supp. 497, bandy-
25661legged.
25662fenkhu min 8,E.T: 1,53, mm 18
25663B.D. 125, I, r2, offerings [for the spirits].
25664Fenkhu olyp fims.
25665B.D. 125, III, 23, mchimn S'Rec.
2566631,31,1.7.1908, 85, mm Bl1 801
25667I1, L.D. III, 164, mm , foreigners,
25668IV, 8o%, the lands of the
25669Fenkhu; Gr. Poiveres.
25670feng 81(,
25671mim A1, to evacuate, 1o make water; see www
25672fent o ll!' Annales 9, 156, some metal objects (")
25673fent mmm 83, mipya, 8, Anastasi I,
2567423,8, 80 E, nose; see mum gand m ?
25675Copt. щaNт€.
25676fent-neb •, every nose, i.e., every-
25677body.
25678Fenti žmm
25679$44%, B.I). 125, II, "he of the nose,"
25680ie., one of the 42 judges in the Hail of Osiris,
25681a name of Thoth.
25682Fenti-en-ānkh 'Pf mm 12.
25683"nose of life," a title of Osiris.
p. 423
25684F [2
25685fetat timi zana, fimi zarrs, wcrin, sorpent;
25686ZeRRA
25687plur.mmm ; Copt. gTT.
256881 I
25689Fentu ^ verr 1iy B.D. In, 10, the
25690"Morins" of Amente who devoured the dead.
25691fenth , 1. 298, U. 543, um m zoru,
25692zoron
25693worm, serpent; plur. 11 Rec. 31, IE.
25694Fenth-f-änkh mm an Den-
25695derah IV, 72, a title of Osiris.
25696fent mmm Rec. I6, 59, to be dis- heartened.
25697fent mm as , P, Ämen.
2569824,4, nose; plur. 0g:1V,662,
25699i, noses, nostrils.
25700Fenti F48, mm 1E
2570182 mm 4, B.D. 125, II, a
25702form of 'Thoth; one of the 42 Assessors of Osiris.
25703Fenț-t änkh P T, A.7. 1908,
25704120, "nose of life," ie., living nose, a name of
25705Osiris.
25706Fenț-pet-per-em -Utu (P) www
25707B.D. 99, 30, a
25708name of the ground over which sailed the
25709magical boat.
25710fent sorыr, worlll, serpent; see
25711iтт зо00г.
25712fentch io. smb7,apo,
25713U.565, 2ada, P. 216, m 3Фa,
25714Rec. 30, 200, каdа, , y, nose;
25715see tmm D, tmm" ; Сoрt. судант.
25716Fentchi 43448,944Da
25717name of Thoth; var. с 14, Д.
25718Fentchti i "o f. Sphinx, II, S1.
2571961 ] F
25720F-hes-em-tep-ā (?) «!
25721a crocodile-god, god of the and day of the
25722month.
25723fekh , V. 285, 362, Р. 539, os'
25724A os' 1' Rec. II,
25725an or
2572667, •os' 0s'o Is' tu
25727unloose, to undress, to detach, to strip, to raid,
25728to destroy, to ruin, to overthrow a wall, to relax
25729the hold on, to leave someone or something.
25730fekhkh 0004.U.180, B.D. 178,
25731S, to break, to break through.
25732fekhfekh"nda, N.656, a-4a a
25733to break, to destroy, to ruin.
25734Fekhu mwm
25735fekh-t *, characteristics, distinguish- ing marks.
25736Fekh-ti (?) dill Iilt, Mar.
25737Aby. I, 44, two sacred objects in 5 um csi
25738fekhã • DAS, P. IIr6B, 61, to seize,
25739to grasp; see 2o, O (U.176).
25740fekhen , to refuse, to fail.
25741fekhen-tm 1, Rec. 5,95, twisted
25742or plaited fibre-work.
25743fes i IA, P. 682, to bake, to boil, to
25744cook; see 1Д. _l'olf, Copt.
25745фас, фес, фІсІ, фост.
25746fess da (PA, U.5Ir, T.324, to roast,
25747tocook; seexa PA, M A, and a MA.
25748feqąr , to eat, to feed.
25749feqa-t 3, to feed, food.
25750feqa 4 2, Hearst Pap. I, 1,
25751cake, loaf; plur.
25752A
25753R 3

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